It's unclear what caused a train to strike a vehicle in South Jersey, but the incident resulted in injuries. According to initial news reports, a River Line light-rail train struck a vehicle at around 11:50 am on Friday morning in Burlington, New Jersey. Speak with a Burlington County car accident lawyer from Kwartler Manus about your injuries today.
Details of the Train Accident
The accident took place at St. Mary's Crossing near Burlington Towne Center. This occurred between the Florence Station and the Burlington South Station.
Police say that there were three people in the vehicle at the time of the incident. Two of those were hurt but refused medical care at the scene. It is not clear how serious the injuries in this accident were. The operator was not hurt. No reports of riders suffering injuries were available. The incident closed the line in both directions for an hour while an investigation was conducted.
Seeking Legal Guidance After a Train Accident
There are many reasons train accidents can occur. For example, a warning may have failed to sound, creating risk for drivers in the vehicle. Other times, vehicles break down.
If you are in an accident with a train like this, it is wise to protect yourself by hiring an accident lawyer. An attorney will thoroughly investigate all data to determine what went wrong and who may be at fault.
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Kwartler Manus serves all of South Jersey. Contact our car accident lawyer if you are unsure how you sustained your injuries or to learn about your legal rights. Call us today to schedule a free consultation.
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