Police reported that a car accident along I-95 northbound in South Philadelphia on Tuesday night left one person dead. The accident took place between Exit 19 and 20 at around 10 pm on Tuesday. Police found the vehicle flipped onto its side, along with several other cars pulled to the side on the closed roadway. According to reports, the driver lost their life, but there was a four-year-old in the backseat of the vehicle that was unharmed. Talk to a Philadelphia car accident lawyer at Kwartler Manus today.
Driver Loses Control
Police released a statement saying the crash involved a black Toyota Highlander in the middle lane traveling northbound. That driver tried to cross into the right lane between two cars. However, the Toyota struck the rear passenger side of a white Jaguar USV, causing the Toyota's driver to lose control. The driver then struck the median before rolling over at least twice. It finally stopped on the driver's side.
The details of the accident indicate that the driver of the Toyota was ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. The four-year-old in the car was found by bystanders but was unharmed. No other injuries were reported.
Seeking Guidance After a Tragic Accident
If someone in your family loses their life as a result of a car accident, seek the guidance of an attorney to navigate your rights. At Kwartler Manus, we represent victims with serious injuries and families who lose loved ones due to the mistakes of others. Call us today to schedule a free consultation.
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