AYER – One person was killed in a two-vehicle accident Friday morning on Route 2A (Littleton Road).
According to Ayer Police Chief William Murray, officers were called to Littleton Road around 5:55 a.m. for an accident involving a car and a box truck. Officers determined the driver of the car was deceased at the scene.
Police said the driver of the truck did not appear to have any visible injuries, but was taken to a hospital as a precaution.
Ayer Police and Massachusetts State Police crash investigators were dispatched to the scene to investigate.
A press release from Murray had no further details and efforts to reach him were unsuccessful.
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