
Though the details are unknown, police reported that a car crashed into a Dunkin location on Friday morning. The accident took place at the 700 block of Chester Avenue at around 10 am.
News reports and helicopter footage showed that the car crashed into the building's glass window. It is not clear why the accident happened. No injuries were initially reported in the accident. Call a Philadelphia car accident attorney at Kwartler Manus today.
Why Drivers Strike Buildings
There are many situations where a driver can smash into a building. Most of the time, it is the result of the driver’s mistakes. For example, the driver may miss a turn, jump the curb, and strike the building. In other cases, a driver may be sitting in a parked car right outside the building. Instead of pressing the brake to stop, the driver hits the gas, causing the car to launch into the building.
Other factors can play a role as well. That includes unsafe driving conditions, poor road conditions, a medical emergency, and swerving to avoid striking a person or animal. These examples are just that. To determine who is at fault, it is necessary to review surveillance footage and gather witness statements.
Your Attorney Can Guide You
If you are hurt in an accident like this, hire a car accident lawyer in Philadelphia to become your advocate. Your lawyer will not only gather evidence about what happened but also handle the insurance companies for you. Contact Kwartler Manus now for a free consultation.
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