A multi-vehicle accident on Interstate 95 shut down all lanes early Wednesday morning, according to news reports. The incident took place at 6:10 am, in the southbound lanes between Exit 30 for Cottman Avenue and Rhawn Street and Exit 26 for the Betsy Ross Bridge and Aramingo Avenue. Call Kwartler Manus today to speak with a Philadelphia car accident attorney.
The Details of the I-95 Accident
News helicopters reported that four vehicles were blocking the roadway as of 6:40 am. There were people walking between the obviously damaged vehicles. The roadway closure slowed traffic in Northeast Philadelphia for some time, with lanes not fully opening until two hours later, crippling the morning rush hour.
Investigating a Complicated Case
The news reports related to this accident did not provide details about what happened or if anyone was hurt. When police and rescuers arrive on scene, their first task after helping people is to gather evidence to determine who is at fault. Witness statements, the location of the vehicles, the damage to each vehicle, and debris can help tell the story.
In an accident like this, victims often assume police will get it right, and everyone will tell the truth. If you find that you’re not being treated fairly and being blamed for an accident you did not cause, reach out to our team.
Let Kwartler Manus Investigate
Our in-depth review of your case helps you seek fair compensation even at the worst times. Contact our Northeast Philadelphia car accident lawyer now to learn what your rights are after an accident with multiple vehicles.
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