Man killed after being hit by car on I-26 in Newberry County identified

POMARIA, S.C. (WIS) - A man who died in the hospital days after being hit on I-26 West on Sunday has been identified.

The collision happened March 1 near mile marker 83, which is near the exit for SC Highway 773, around 2:15 a.m.

According to officials with the South Carolina Highway Patrol, a 1997 Chevy SUV pulling a trailer was disabled in the roadway when a 2014 Ford Mustang was traveling west on I-26.

Two pedestrians were standing behind the Chevy when the Mustang hit them and the SUV.

Timothy Hudson, 45, of Newberry, was flown to a hospital in Richland County. He died there March 5, the coroner confirmed.

The second person was also taken to a hospital but is expected to be OK.

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