A serious crash took place in Southwest Philadelphia at about 10:10 pm. The incident left a vehicle split in half by the force of impact. Helicopter video shows the car's front wheels and seats on one side of the street, with the rear on the opposite side.
The accident happened on Passyunk Avenue close to 61st Street. It is unclear why the driver lost control of the vehicle, but they struck a pole afterward. The car was left mangled with debris across the roadway. The driver was taken to the hospital, but no initial update was provided on their condition. Police are still trying to determine why the driver lost control.
At Kwartler Manus, our Philadelphia car accident lawyer is here to review your case and offer an honest evaluation.
Common Reasons for Losing Control
Drivers can lose control of a vehicle for many reasons, often due to failing to adhere to traffic laws. In a case like this, where the vehicle split in two, there must have been significant force involved, suggesting the driver was speeding.
Other common reasons for losing control include distraction, such as looking away from the road for even a few seconds, and fatigue. In both cases, a driver may be unable to stop to avoid changing conditions or may react aggressively in swerving their vehicle.
Getting to the Bottom of Your Accident
With the help of a car accident lawyer in Southwest Philadelphia, you will gain more insight into what caused your accident and who might be responsible. Set up a free consultation with Kwartler Manus.
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