Two of the injured passengers, a 17-year-old Oakland girl and an 18-year-old Greenbrae woman, “were not believed to be wearing their seatbelts,” Horner said. The Novato Unified School District said the girl who died was enrolled in the district’s NOVA Independent Study program. San Rafael City Schools identified the driver as Jameson Zamlich, a Terra Linda High School junior. The driver and a 17-year-old Novato girl sitting in a rear seat were killed. The car came to rest on the southbound side of Highway 101 after rolling over the median, Fielding said. and hit the center divider near Ignacio Boulevard, according to Marin County Chief Deputy Coroner Roger Fielding. The driver, a 16-year-old San Rafael boy, was taking the 2008 Honda Civic north when he lost control at approximately 11:43 p.m. The crash happened late Thursday in the midst of several days of heavy rain, with more than an inch of rain falling on parts of the county from Thursday to Friday, according to the National Weather Service. Two Marin County teens were killed and three more were hospitalized when the car they were riding in flipped over a Highway 101 median in Novato, authorities said.

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