According to police in the area, traffic on the Platt Bridge slowed significantly in Southwest Philly after a two-vehicle crash. The incident took place on Monday morning. Traffic heading eastbound on the bridge was halted for a significant period. Call Kwartler Manus to speak with a Philadelphia car accident lawyer.
What Happened on the Platt Bridge?
Very little information was provided about the crash or the condition of those involved. However, news helicopters over the area reported that at least two vehicles were involved, causing eastbound traffic to come to a halt at about 5:30am. Traffic was moving again by 6 am.
Police reported that no one needed to go to the hospital as a result of the crash. However, two minor injuries were reported. An investigation is ongoing.
Minor Accidents and Claims for Your Losses
In car crashes like this, it is imperative that victims seek medical treatment. While they may not have needed medical care at a hospital for an acute injury, many times, additional trauma and injuries become obvious in the days after the accident. Going to the hospital, even after minor accidents, may help protect your case and claim.
Working with a Lawyer Makes a Difference
At Kwartler Manus, we encourage you to report every accident to the police, document the scene as well as possible with photos, and then get medical care. If you have suffered losses due to an injury, contact our Philadelphia car accident lawyer for immediate help. Let us work to build your case and claim, holding those who hurt you accountable.
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