Man skids on gravel road, dies in crash | Toledo Ohio car accident lawyer

A seasonal worker died Sunday evening when he lost control of a vehicle while driving along a gravel road near the Huron and Crawford county line.
Alvaro Ibarra, 37, lived in Willard and worked at Wiers Farm, not far from where the crash occurred. Troopers reached his relatives in California.
Lt. John Maxey, commander of the Norwalk post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, said Ibarra skidded off the left side of Baseline Road, about three-tenths of a mile west of Bevier Road. The 2001 Ford Taurus he was driving struck a ditch and overturned, throwing him from the vehicle.
He was not wearing a seat belt.
Another driver reported the crash at 6:44 p.m., and Ibarra was dead by the time troopers arrived to conduct their investigation at 7:12. First-responders were already at the scene, Maxey said.
The car had disabling damage and no license plates. Troopers were still trying to track down its owner Monday afternoon.
Maxey said they received information that Ibarra was test-driving the vehicle, but they hadn't confirmed that.
They also continue to investigate other factors that may have contributed to the crash.
It's not yet known how fast Ibarra was driving, but Maxey said he was "definitely traveling too fast to control that particular vehicle" on a gravel road.
Troopers are also awaiting routine toxicology reports to find out whether he was under the influence ofalcohol or drugs.

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