
South Whitehall Police report a driver struck a CVS building on Thursday morning. The vehicle was partially through the front of the drug store. Call Kwartler Manus to schedule a free consultation with a South Whitehall car accident attorney.
Police Are Investigating the Accident
The call came in around 8:42 am. That is when rescuers were called to the scene at the CVS on the 3000 block of Tilghman Street in Allentown. When they arrived, they found the vehicle partially inside the CVS building. A wall of the building was partially collapsed, making the structure unsafe. The vehicle was covered in building debris.
The details remain limited. What is known is that only minor injuries were reported, though it is not clear if those injuries were to the driver or those in the building. The accident's cause is unknown. Interestingly, this is not the first time this specific CVS building has been hit by a vehicle. It was struck in May of this year. No one suffered injuries in that accident.
Unsafe Conditions Could Be a Factor
In an accident like this, it's important to consider all possible causes. That may be that the driver fell asleep or that the accident was due to reckless driving. Other times, there may be a flaw in the roadway design, or the speed limit, turns, or conditions may need improvement.
Let Your Attorney Help You
If you are hurt in an accident, call Kwartler Manus. Our car accident lawyer in South Whitehall Township can provide you with a free case review.
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