An accident in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania led to a vehicle rollover, and traffic backed up. Police report that the accident happened on Sunday evening on the PA Turnpike. Speak with a PA Turnpike car accident lawyer from Kwartler Manus today.
Investigating What Occurred
Initial information about the incident shows that two vehicles collided for unknown reasons. Police were called to the scene at about 6:40 pm along Interstate 476 southbound close to North Whitehall Township. No other information was provided about the cause or the condition of those involved in the crash. Police found that one vehicle had rolled over onto its side when the incident occurred.
How Accidents Happen on One-Way Roads
This particular accident occurred in the southbound lanes, presumably with two vehicles traveling in the same direction. Accidents like this happen for several reasons. Sometimes drivers lose control and strike the vehicle next to them. Other times, one driver is merging or switching lanes and fails to allow enough room, striking the back or front of the other vehicle.
Road rage incidents can also be at fault. In these cases, drivers operate their vehicles at unsafe speeds and recklessly, often trying to intimidate others. All of these activities are illegal and often the cause of serious accidents, sometimes involving injuries and the loss of life.
You Have the Right to Help
If you are in a car crash on the PA Turnpike, choose an attorney familiar with the area and the complexity of your case. Call Kwartler Manus for a free consultation and case review.
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