Crash Plane Once Forced To Land On Same Road

A light aircraft which crashed on a motorway killing one person had apparently made an emergency landing on the same road 16 years ago.
The claim was made by former major league baseball catcher Matt Nokes who said he used to own the plane.
He said he had brought it down on the Interstate 15 freeway when the engine failed on its second flight in February 2000.
Police also said they were aware of three other planes that have come down on the same stretch of motorway in the past decade.
Mr Nokes said he sold his plane a number of years ago but also knew the current owner who crashed just outside Fallbrook, southern California on Saturday.
After it came down it collided with a car, and a woman in the vehicle was killed.
Pilot Dennis Hogge, 62, was seriously injured and four other people, including his female passenger, were also hurt.
The black Nissan Altima sedan involved was parked on the hard shoulder of the highway at the time.