
Rescuers were dispatched to the southbound lanes on Route 1 in Bensalem, PA, between Rockhill Drive/ Neshaminy Mall exit and the PA Turnpike. According to police reports, a driver had stopped their vehicle and was getting out to check on mechanical issues. Talk to a Bensalem car accident lawyer at Kwartler Manus today.
What Happened on Route 1?
The accident, which took place at 5:30 am, occurred when the driver pulled their Honda Fit to the side of the road after experiencing problems. Another driver in a Kia Seltos struck the Honda and then struck the Honda driver. A Jeep Cherokee also struck the Honda. Three vehicles were involved, with varying degrees of damage.
The person in the front seat of the Honda was taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. The driver who exited their car lost their life.
Is the Other Driver Responsible?
In every situation, if a person driving a car can avoid a pedestrian, they should. There are times when this is very difficult, such as if someone runs out into the middle of the run unexpectedly. In this case, the police will work to identify if the driver had the ability to stop or avoid the pedestrian. This information may lead to charges, but they also help victims seek compensation.
Work with an Attorney to Represent You
When you are in a car accident, do not wait to contact an attorney to represent you. Our Bensalem car accident lawyer is an advocate for victims. Contact Kwartler Manus now to learn more at a free consultation.
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