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(KNZA)--A Kansas City, Missouri woman was killed early Sunday morning in a wrong-way collision on Interstate-29 about one mile north of Faucett, Missouri.
According to a report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 53-year-old Kim Pawling was southbound in the northbound driving lane as a northbound semi-tractor trailer approached.
Both vehicles attempted to avoid colliding by turning into the passing lane, but the front left corner of Pawling's Jeep Renegade struck the front left corner of the semi.
Pawling was pronounced dead at the scene.
The semi driver, from Tennessee, was not hurt.
The wreck was reported shortly before 1:00 Sunday morning.
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