Nashua Woman, Child Injured in ‘Distracted Driving’ Crash: NHSP

BOW, NH — A Nashua woman and a toddler passenger were sent to Concord Hospital last night after a crash on I-93 in Bow, that is alleged to have occurred due to distracted driving, according to New Hampshire State Police. Troopers allege that Paige Corriveau, 27, of Nashua, “was using a mobile electronic device at the time the crash,” a violation of the the state's hands-free law.

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Corriveau was reportedly driving a 1998 Toyota Corolla when she crashed into trees about 100 feet off the Interstate, while traveling on the northbound side of the highway, at just before 8 p.m. on March 1, 2017.

“The vehicle was totaled,” said Staff Sgt. Charles Johnston of Troop D in a statement. “Prior to the collision, troopers and local officers were on the lookout for Corriveau’s vehicle after receiving a witness report it was being driven erratically.”

NHSP did not release an update on charges filed against Corriveau at post time.

Anyone who may have witnessed the crash or has information regarding this incident is being asked to contact Trooper Christopher Elphick, New Hampshire State Police, Troop D, at 603-271-3636.

According to an online report, Corriveau was previously arrested in October 2009, in Londonderry, on an alcohol charge.