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Week of Jul 6
Teen airlifted after horse kick on Johnson Pass Trail
A teenage girl was airlifted to Anchorage after a horse kicked her two miles up Johnson Pass Trail near Moose Pass on July 3.

Prius driver airlifted after T-bone crash at Moose Pass highway junction
A Prius driver ran a stop sign at Moose Pass and was hit by a semi-truck Sunday, requiring helicopter evacuation and closing both highways.

Wasilla man on parole clocked at 84 mph on Seward Highway, forces trooper to swerve
A Wasilla man on parole drove 84 mph into oncoming traffic on the Seward Highway on July 4, forcing a state trooper to swerve to avoid a head-on collision.

Week of May 25
State confirms narrow lanes, pilot-car delays on Seward Highway through summer
Alaska Department of Transportation is narrowing lanes and running pilot-car escorts on the Seward Highway between milepost 25.5 and 36 through summer to rehabilitate a 10.5-mile segment near Kenai Lake and Moose Pass.

About Moose Pass
Moose Pass is a census-designated place in the Kenai Peninsula Borough, in Southcentral Alaska. It lies along the Seward Highway at its junction with the Johnson Pass Trail, near Kenai Lake and north of Seward.
The Seward Highway shapes daily life in Moose Pass. Crashes, speeding and road rehabilitation work with lane closures and pilot cars recur on the stretch near the community, and a highway junction there sees serious collisions. The Johnson Pass Trail draws hikers and riders, and injuries on it can require an airlift to Anchorage.