text: Michigan State Police say media reports stating a fatal accident on Interstate 696 last week was caused by a driver swerving to avoid hitting a pothole are incorrect.
  James Evans of Warren was killed March 27 when he was struck by an oncoming vehicle as he was putting gas in his 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix on the shoulder of Interstate 696 in Warren.
  Some media outlets indicated the driver of the car that hit Evans lost control after trying to avoid striking a pothole, which is not true, according to First Lt. Michael Shaw.
  'That is not correct, there were no problems in the area at the time of the crash,' Shaw said in a media update. 'At this time, it appears that speed or distracted driving is the cause.'
  Shaw said police are working to inspect the 2015 Chrysler 200 involved in the incident and obtaining search warrants for the driver's cell phone as the investigation is continuing.
  The incident happened after the Evans' Grand Prix ran out of gas about 2:25 p.m. on westbound I-696 at Dequindre Road in Warren.
  Evans used a cell phone to call his father for assistance. The father arrived with a can of gas for Evans to use for his vehicle and transferred Evans' 4-year-old son into his car.
  Evans was standing outside of his car near the rear driver's side, putting the gas in his car when the fatal collision took place.
  Police say the motorist driving the Chrysler was in the far-right westbound lane when they lost control, veered across three lanes of traffic and struck Evans, who was standing outside of the Pontiac.
  The Chrysler then smashed into the Pontiac, which pushed it into the rear of Evans' father's 2005 Dodge.
  Evans was declared dead at the scene.
  The suspect driver suffered minor injuries in the incident. There was no indication of alcohol or drug use, according to police.
explanation: The document describes a fatal accident on Interstate 696 in Warren, Michigan, involving James Evans, who was struck by an oncoming vehicle while refueling his car. The text clarifies that media reports suggesting the driver swerved to avoid a pothole are incorrect and suggests that speed or distracted driving may have been the cause. The document does not contain any math questions or answers.
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distilabel_metadata.content: Michigan State Police say media reports stating a fatal accident on Interstate 696 last week was caused by a driver swerving to avoid hitting a pothole are incorrect.
  James Evans of Warren was killed March 27 when he was struck by an oncoming vehicle as he was putting gas in his 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix on the shoulder of Interstate 696 in Warren.
  Some media outlets indicated the driver of the car that hit Evans lost control after trying to avoid striking a pothole, which is not true, according to First Lt. Michael Shaw.
  'That is not correct, there were no problems in the area at the time of the crash,' Shaw said in a media update. 'At this time, it appears that speed or distracted driving is the cause.'
  Shaw said police are working to inspect the 2015 Chrysler 200 involved in the incident and obtaining search warrants for the driver's cell phone as the investigation is continuing.
  The incident happened after the Evans' Grand Prix ran out of gas about 2:25 p.m. on westbound I-696 at Dequindre Road in Warren.
  Evans used a cell phone to call his father for assistance. The father arrived with a can of gas for Evans to use for his vehicle and transferred Evans' 4-year-old son into his car.
  Evans was standing outside of his car near the rear driver's side, putting the gas in his car when the fatal collision took place.
  Police say the motorist driving the Chrysler was in the far-right westbound lane when they lost control, veered across three lanes of traffic and struck Evans, who was standing outside of the Pontiac.
  The Chrysler then smashed into the Pontiac, which pushed it into the rear of Evans' father's 2005 Dodge.
  Evans was declared dead at the scene.
  The suspect driver suffered minor injuries in the incident. There was no indication of alcohol or drug use, according to police.
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distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The document describes a fatal accident on Interstate 696 in Warren, Michigan, involving James Evans, who was struck by an oncoming vehicle while refueling his car. The text clarifies that media reports suggesting the driver swerved to avoid a pothole are incorrect and suggests that speed or distracted driving may have been the cause. The document does not contain any math questions or answers.
  
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