
An early morning accident in Cherry Hill left one person dead, according to police reports. The incident happened in the westbound lanes of Route 38, and police are investigating. Call Kwartler Manus to speak with a Camden County pedestrian accident lawyer if your loved one died in a crash.
Limited Information on Who Is at Fault
The Cherry Hill police provided limited information about the incident. They noted the early morning accident took place at 2:10 am. The driver struck the person, who was not initially named. The driver stayed at the scene of the accident and was cooperating with police.
When Pedestrians Are Struck by Vehicles
Pedestrians have the right of way mainly because they are so vulnerable to serious injuries and losses. Drivers must do all they can to stop to avoid striking a pedestrian.
We do not know the circumstances in this case. However, it is clear that the incident happened in the early morning hours when visibility was a factor. If the pedestrian was in the roadway and the driver could not see them, and had no ability to avoid striking them, then the pedestrian may be at fault.
However, that is often rarely the case. Most often, a driver hits a pedestrian due to preventable reasons, such as speeding or not paying attention to the roadway. For families, it becomes essential to get all of the details.
Turn to a Local Attorney for Guidance
A pedestrian accident lawyer in Cherry Hill can help you. Request a free case review from Kwartler Manus today if you or your loved one are hurt in a car accident.
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