Three people died Friday in separate incidents along Oklahoma roads, including an Oklahoma man attempting to change a tire, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.Open the video player above to see some of the headlines KOCO 5 is following.At about 6:50 p.m. Friday, a pickup driven by a 17-year-old boy was traveling north on a Mills County road, about 2 miles east of Strong City, when it failed to yield at a stop sign at OK-33 and was struck by an SUV traveling east on the highway, the patrol reported.The driver of the pickup died at the scene from his injuries. The driver of the SUV, Charolet L. Lucas, 67, of Cheyenne, Oklahoma, was flown to an Oklahoma City hospital to be treated for her injuries, according to OHP.Troopers said the teen was not wearing a seat belt.The patrol also reported that just before 7:30 p.m., Clayton T. Barton, 54, of Canute, was on Interstate 40, about six miles south of Choctaw and was attempting to change a tire on a pickup. The pickup was legally parked on the westbound outside shoulder of the highway when the jack holding the vehicle fell, causing the pickup to fall on the man. >> Download the KOCO 5 appTroopers said he was pinned underneath the pickup for an unknown amount of time before being freed, but died at the scene due to his injuries.A third person died along a Bryan County highway at about 11:10 p.m., according to the patrol.Stefan Severini, 55, of Mead, died along U.S. Route 70, about 2 miles west of Mead. The cause of the death is under investigation, and few details were released, but troopers reported three vehicles were involved in the incident, and Severini was described as a “pedestrian.”Top Headlines 14-year-old charged with murder after deadly Enid police chase Costco plans to build 800 apartments above its newest store. Would you move in? Extreme heat and storms for Saturday Biden’s debate performance sparks concern, but voters are largely unmoved Garfield County judge accused of drive-by shootings, sex scandals asked to step down