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Crash Kills USPS Truck Driver From Delco, other party charged with Vehicular Homicide and DUI

YEADON, PA — A postal worker from Delaware County died in a crash in Delaware Monday, authorities said.

The crash occurred at about 2:12 a.m. Monday I-495 in Wilmington, according to Delaware State Police.

Killed was David Taylor, 59, of Yeadon who was driving a United States Postal Service truck.

Man Charged With Vehicular Homicide, DUI In Death Of Postal Driver
Delaware State Police have released details regarding a fatal crash that occurred Monday morning on I-495 in Wilmington. The crash resulted in the death of 59-year-old David Taylor from Yeadon, Pennsylvania.
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