**Summary:**Lisa Lea, the driver responsible for a fatal highway crash in Maryland that killed six construction workers, is expected to accept a plea deal for six counts of negligent vehicular manslaughter. The incident, which occurred in March 2023, was caused by Lea's reckless driving, including speeding and impairment due to THC and another medication. Despite rumors of a medical event, investigations found no evidence to support this claim. Lea will serve a ten-year prison sentence followed by three years of probation without driving privileges. The case has sparked discussions on work zone safety, impaired driving, and legal handling of multi-victim crashes.

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