Three people were killed on Arkansas roads over the Fourth of July weekend, according to state police.
A minor died in single-vehicle wreck Saturday in northern Pulaski County, Arkansas State Police reported.
A new law requires state police to redact the names and addresses of minors from accident reports that are made public.
While driving north on Arkansas 107 about 7:15 p.m., the minor lost control of a 2006 Honda Odyssey. Near the Arkansas 89 intersection, the minor drove the Odyssey off the road, striking a road sign and culvert.
The minor was partially ejected, and the car caught fire, state police said.
Two people were killed in wrecks Sunday, one in Dallas County and the other in Stone County.
A motorcyclist died from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle wreck about 1:10 p.m. Sunday, according to a preliminary report.
Todd Billings, 47, of Horn Lake, Miss., was driving a 1989 Harley-Davidson east on Arkansas 14. Just west of Sylamore in Stone County, he crossed into the westbound lane and struck an oncoming 2015 Jeep Patriot.
The Harley then hit a road sign, state police said.
Billings was taken to Stone County Medical Center in Mountain View, where he died of his injuries.
The name of the person driving the Jeep was not provided in the report.
Later Sunday, an El Dorado teenager was killed when he lost control of his vehicle and struck a tree.
Austin Stephen Shipp, 19, was driving a 2001 Ford south on Arkansas 9 about 4 p.m., according to state police. Between Tulip and Princeton in Dallas County, Shipp lost control on a curve and drove off the highway.
The Ford struck a tree.
Shipp was pronounced dead at the scene.
Metro on 07/07/2015