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A car crash on Route 1 and Old Lincoln Highway in Bensalem Township, PA, led to at least one injury, according to police reports. The accident involved two vehicles in the intersection, with one person being transported by EMS to the hospital. Police reportedly transported the second person, but it was unclear whether they needed medical treatment or were being detained.

Images from the scene showed two vehicles, one with significant rear-end damage and the other with significant front damage. Both vehicles were smaller SUVs. The police did not provide information about what caused the accident, but given the extent of the damage sustained, it was likely a high-speed impact.

Piecing Together Fault After a Car Accident

Car accidents that occur in intersections can occur for a wide range of reasons. Distracted driving, intoxication, or even faulty lights can cause two vehicles to enter the intersection believing they have the right of way. Police responding to the accident are tasked with determining what took place, often using evidence from the scene to do so, including witness statements, photos, and the debris.

In this particular accident, we do not know what caused the accident or which driver was responsible. For the victims involved, who likely have substantial medical expenses and numerous property damage claims to make, ensuring accuracy in liability determination is critical.

Having your own attorney can help. When you are the victim, ensure you have a car accident lawyer in Bensalem Township, PA, who can fight for your innocence. Kwartler Manus is always available.


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