A child and grandmother were struck by a car as they crossed the street on a recent afternoon in Gloucester County. The child had just exited the bus at the time of the accident when the driver, who was later charged with fourth-degree assault, failed to stop. The bus had flashing lights on, and its stop sign was engaged at the time of the incident.
Drivers who put the lives of others on the line, often because they are distracted or driving recklessly, should be held accountable for the losses they cause. In situations like this, it is incredibly important for you to have the legal representation you need to make sure those who caused such accidents pay for their actions, not just criminally but civil as well. Talk to a Gloucester County car accident attorney today.
Bus Driver Tried to Warn the Car to Stop
As the grandmother and child headed across Grant Avenue, a car approached, and the bus driver tried to alert the driver to slow down by honking the horn several times. Yet, the driver did not stop and hit both people. Both were taken to the hospital and listed in stable condition. The driver of the car was said to have been an independent delivery driver.
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At Kwartler Manus, we take your case seriously. In a situation like this, medical bills, lost time at work, ongoing pain and suffering, and numerous other losses could impact your life for years to come. Ensure you have a trusted car accident attorney on your side. Call today to schedule a free consultation.