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Driver in Route 66 crash died of natural causes

September 18, 2013

By
Ted Lutz
Bill Edinger, chief of the Highland Township Volunteer Fire Department, points to the scene of a vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon along Route 66 near James City. The site is near the mandatory heavy truck pull-off at the top of James City Hill. Photo by Ted Lutz

JAMES CITY -- The driver of a vehicle that crashed Wednesday on Route 66 near James City died of natural causes.

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