Incident Overview
A twin-engine aircraft was conducting a precision approach radar (PAR) final approach when a total loss of power occurred in the left engine. The pilot secured the left engine and subsequently observed that the right engine was also losing power. The pilot then secured the right engine and initiated a power-off forced landing.
Events During Approach
During the descent, the pilot aimed for an interstate highway as a landing site. As the aircraft descended, the right main landing gear made contact with the top of a bus. The pilot continued the descent and touched down on the highway. During the landing roll, the aircraft collided with a lane divider and came to rest.
Forced Landing
The pilot's attempt to land on the highway was necessitated by the dual engine failure. The specific location and time of day are not documented. No information regarding occupants, injuries, or aircraft damage beyond the reported events is available.
Post-Accident Inspection
An FAA safety inspector examined the aircraft at the scene. The inspection revealed no evidence of fuel in any of the aircraft's fuel tanks. The probable cause of the engine failures has not been stated in the available source.