LIVINGSTON, MT — The Montana Highway Patrol is asking the public for help after a fatal crash on Interstate 90 near Livingston. The wreck happened Monday night in the westbound lanes near mile marker 332.
Investigators said a vehicle that may have been involved did not stay at the scene. The patrol said the vehicle is possibly a pickup.
Crash Time And Location
According to the patrol, the crash took place sometime between 8:40 p.m. and 9 p.m. Monday. The scene was on I-90 westbound near mile marker 332, just outside Livingston.
Officials have not released additional details about how many vehicles were involved or what led to the crash.
Vehicle Left The Scene
The patrol said one vehicle that may have been involved did not remain at the crash site. That vehicle was described only as possibly being a pickup.
Investigators did not provide a color, make, model, or plate information in the initial notice.
How The Public Can Help
Anyone who saw the crash or has information about the vehicle is being asked to contact Trooper Patton at 406-595-4303. The patrol used a social media post to share the request.
The agency did not say when more information might be released.
What Has Not Been Released
No other details about the fatal crash have been made public yet. The patrol has not identified anyone involved or said whether there were injuries beyond the reported death.
For now, the case remains an active request for witnesses and tips.
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