Crash Creates Delays on Ben Franklin Bridge
Traffic was backed up for some time on Thursday morning due to a car crash. According to authorities, a multi-vehicle wreck occurred on the Ben Franklin Bridge during the morning rush hour, slowing everything down. Speak with a Philadelphia car accident lawyer at Kwartler Manus following a crash on the Ben Franklin Bridge.
Investigation Is Ongoing
Authorities provided limited information about the accident and its cause. What is known is that at about 8 am rescuers and police officers were called to the scene of a crash in the eastbound lanes heading into New Jersey. News helicopters were also over the accident and could see damage with numerous cars involved.
Police shut down all eastbound lanes for a brief time to clear the roadway. There were no official reports of injuries, and no cause of the accident was provided. Police were investigating. News helicopter video shows a black vehicle off to the side of the road with significant damage to the front end and driver's-side front panel. Slightly further back is a red, larger vehicle with front end and front passenger side damage. It is unclear how many other vehicles were involved.
Seeking Legal Guidance After a Multi-Vehicle Accident
Victims of accidents like this often need to seek legal guidance. Determining who is at fault so you can seek a claim is not always easy to do. At Kwartler Manus, our legal team works to address your needs. Request a free consultation with a car accident lawyer and find out what your next legal move is.
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