Posted on: 6:05 pm, March 9, 2014, by Mark Green, updated on: 06:54am, March 10, 2014

MILLCREEK, Utah Police are investigating after a vehicle left a road, went through two fences, and hit a homeowners carport Sunday.

The accident occurred around 2:30 p.m., and police officials said the driver passed through an intersection while the driver had a red light.

Lt. Justin Hoyal of the Unified Police Department said the driver tried to make a left turn while traveling westbound on 3900 South near I-215. He said the driver couldnt negotiate the turn due to speed and ended up crashing into a nearby property. The vehicle went through two fences and hit a carport.

The two occupants of the vehicle, a male and femaleboth in their 80s, were taken to a hospital in fair condition.

Officials are investigating the incident to determine the cause of the crash, but Hoyal said it appears the mans foot may have hit the gas rather than the brake at some point.

FOX 13 News will have more information as it becomes available.

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86-year-old man crashes through 2 fences, stops in backyard

By Martha Ostergar

March 9th, 2014 @ 7:57pm

MILLCREEK An 86-year-old man crashed through two fences and into a backyard Sunday afternoon, police said.

Lt. Justin Hoyal of the Unified Police Department said the man was driving west on 3900 South in a GMC Envoy with an 86-year-old female passenger when he ran a red light at Wasatch Boulevard at about 2:30 p.m.

Hoyal said he believed the man was trying to get on the I-215 onramp, but he failed to negotiate the corner and crashed through a chainlink fence, then a wooden fence and came to a stop in the backyard of the residence at 3396 E. 3900 South.

According to Hoyal, the driver may have gotten his foot stuck on the gas pedal.

Both the male driver and his female passenger were taken to Intermountain Medical Center in fair condition, Hoyal said.

More information will be posted as it becomes available.

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The 11-mile-long East Lake Sammamish Trail that links the communities of Redmond, Sammamish and Issaquah has been undergoing a structural and cosmetic makeover during the past few years.

A cyclist heads south from paved to gravel section of East Lake Sammamish Trail.

The abandoned BNSF Railroad right-of-way that skirts the east side of Lake Sammamish opened 8 years ago this month as a narrow, gravel pathway that rolls past toney lakefront homes.

Long-term plans call for King County to upgrade the gravel path to a 12-foot-wide paved trail with 2-foot soft surface shoulders its entire length. It would serve as a blacktop link in a trail system more than 40 miles long that comprises the Burke-Gilman, Sammamish River, Marymoor Park, and the Issaquah-Preston trails.

More information is available online at the East Lake Sammamish Trailproject website. You can find Real-time updates online. And an FAQ for the East Lake Sammamish Trail improvements is posted here.

Two sections are complete. They are the Redmond Segment (1.2 miles between NE 70th Street and 187th Avenue NE) and the Issaquah Segment (2.2 miles between SE 43rd Way and Gilman Boulevard).

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Sometime this spring April 21 is the expected start the county will close down the 2.6-mile-long North Sammamish Segment between NE 187th Avenue and Inglewood Hill Road NE to begin the improvements there.

The blacktop will make for easier travel for bicyclists, as well as skaters, and the widening will make the trail safer for more users. Intersections and driveway crossings will be improved as will fencing and sight distances.

Still, I expect the upgrade will change the scenery along the trail, so I rolled over there last week to photograph scenes along the North Sammamish Segment that will no doubt change.

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