Vehicle Hits Multiple Parked Cars in Holmesburg

Numerous parties suffered damage to their vehicles after an accident in the Holmesburg section of Philadelphia on a recent Monday afternoon. Police reported that the crash took place at about 5 p.m. on the 8000 block of Moro Street. That is when a vehicle struck several parked cars before flipping over.

Police did not know what caused the driver to strike the vehicles. That driver was taken to the hospital with reportedly minor injuries. Talk to a Philadelphia car accident lawyer about your case today.

Why Drivers Lose Control Over Their Vehicles

One of the factors that investigators must consider in a case like this is why the driver lost control. There are dozens of potential reasons. Often, a driver loses control of their vehicle when speeding and takes a turn. Drivers who are fatigued may daydream or fall asleep just enough to cause them to become distracted. That leads to overcorrecting when steering the vehicle.

Drivers may lose control of their vehicles due to mechanical failures. The brakes, transmission, or tires may cause the incident to take place. In some situations, a driver may overcorrect because someone or something is in the road. Intoxication is another potential factor, as is a medical emergency. Evidence will help investigators determine what really occurred.

Going Beyond Police Reports

There are times when police do not have all of the information to make an accurate determination of accident fault. That is why having your own car accident lawyer can be so important. Turn to Kwartler Manus for a free consultation if you were in an accident. 

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