
Police were called to the scene of an accident at the Great Clips hair salon in the Doylestown Shopping Center. When they arrived, they found a vehicle had crashed into the building’s windows.
Reports indicate the accident occurred at the 400 block of North Main Street in Doylestown Borough on Monday afternoon. The black Honda Accord was about halfway into the building before it finally came to a stop.
The driver was evaluated at the scene. No injuries were reported. Call Kwartler Manus to speak with a car accident attorney about your case.
Why Drivers Strike Buildings
Numerous factors contribute to why drivers strike buildings like this. Most often, they lose control over the vehicle, such as turning too quickly or swerving to avoid something in the road. Other times, drivers are impaired behind the wheel due to substances.
Even some medications can make it unsafe to drive. Medical emergencies can also contribute. One of the most common causes is driver distraction, where the driver is looking at a phone or something else, looks up, and then overcorrects.
Sometimes a third party is to blame. For example, the vehicle’s steering mechanism fails, or the brakes don’t work. It’s possible that another vehicle caused the accident by coming towards the driver, making them swerve out of the way.
Finding Legal Guidance When You Need It
Victims of car accidents need the support of attorneys to learn about their rights. Contact Kwartler Manus. Our car accident lawyer in Doylestown Borough is an advocate for victims who need answers.
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