UPDATE: Beaverton Woman Killed While Crossing Ore. Highway 211

One of the women safely made it across but the second woman was struck by a westbound 1982 Volvo four-door station wagon.

Oregon State Police is continuing the investigation into Saturday morning's fatal pedestrian involved traffic crash that occurred along Highway 211 about five miles east of Woodburn. Photo Courtesy: Oregon State Police

(WOODBURN, Ore. ) - Oregon State Police is continuing the investigation into Saturday morning's fatal pedestrian involved traffic crash that occurred along Highway 211 about five miles east of Woodburn.

A 36-year old female died after being struck by a vehicle.

According to Sergeant Jason Lindland at approximately 4:35 a.m., two adult females were walking eastbound on the eastbound shoulder of Highway 211 near Rock Creek Bridge between S. Barlow Road and S. Needy Road. The two women decided to cross the highway in the darkness to walk on the westbound side.

One of the women safely made it across but the second woman was struck by a westbound 1982 Volvo four-door station wagon driven by 20-year-old Abel Guzman Calderon, from St. Paul.

The severely injured woman came to rest along the side of the roadway and 36-year-old Amanda Alice Hockett, from Beaverton was later pronounced deceased at the scene by emergency responders.

Guzman Calderon remained at the scene and was not injured. He is cooperating fully with the investigation and there is no indication of fault on his part.

OSP troopers from the Portland and Salem offices are on scene investigation the crash. Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Canby Police Department, Monitor Rural Fire Protection District #58, Clackamas County Medical Examiner and ODOT are assisting.

The highway was closed until about 10:00 a.m. during the scene investigation.

Source: Oregon State Police