
According to authorities, three people suffered injuries after being involved in a crash that involved a construction crane. The incident occurred on the Interstate 95 ramp in Philadelphia. Call the Philadelphia construction accident lawyers at Kwartler Manus today.
Construction Crane Accident
Police report that a Honda Accord collided with a construction crane that was stationary on a closed portion of the I-95 ramp on Sunday. The single-vehicle crash happened at about 4:04 am, according to the Philadelphia Police Department. Initial information indicates a gray 2012 Honda Accord was traveling northbound on Delaware Avenue. The driver attempted to enter the I-95 on-ramp at Lombard Street, which is closed for construction.
In doing so, the driver struck the oversized, stationary construction crane that was parked on the ramp. No one was in the crane at the time of the incident. However, the driver of the vehicle sustained injuries to their right leg and shoulder. That person was taken to Jefferson Main Hospital and reportedly was in stable condition.
In addition, medics at the scene treated a front seat passenger before taking them to the same hospital. A person in the backseat of the vehicle was also hurt and was taken to Jefferson Torresdale Hospital. The backseat passenger was reportedly in critical condition at the time of news reports.
Determining Fault in Construction Site Accidents
A construction site is a dangerous area, but ample methods of warning are required. It is unclear what happened here, but victims should seek a free consultation with a construction site accident lawyer at Kwartler Manus for a case review.
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