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A person lost their life in a backyard ATV accident, according to police. The accident occurred in Pemberton. Police from the Pemberton Township Police Department were called out to a home in the Browns Mills area with details that a serious motor vehicle accident took place. The driver of the 2020 Polaris Ranger ATV when they were thrown from the vehicle.

ATV accidents can be serious for many reasons. Riders tend to have very little protection, and their use in off-roading incidents tends to make them more dangerous. In some situations, the owner of the ATV could be held responsible for injuries caused to others while using their ATV. The situation here is a bit different.

Driver Was Thrown from ATV

Witnesses of the incident reported that the driver had struck two separate logs. That caused the driver to be ejected from the vehicle as the vehicle turned onto its side. In the series of events, the ATV landed on top of the rider, who died at the scene. Authorities are seeking additional insight into what occurred but have not released additional information.

ATV accident victims often suffer serious injuries. If you were hurt while riding on another person’s property or using their ATV, we strongly encourage you to reach out to a personal injury attorney who can guide you in recovering compensation for your losses. Kwartler Manus is always available to provide free consultations to victims to help them understand their legal rights. Call our office today to schedule a free consultation.


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