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A terrifying accident for all involved recently took place along Torresdale Avenue in Philadelphia. According to reports, a young child was struck by a vehicle at about 8:07 am. The child reportedly ran out into the street between parked vehicles. The driver of the Kia Sorrento remained at the scene of the accident and cooperated with the police.

Car drivers are tasked with doing everything they can to prevent pedestrian injuries. Yet, the pedestrian could be held at fault when a person unexpectedly runs out into the street in an area without a crosswalk.

The details of this case are uncertain. Police are continuing to investigate what took place. However, for each party involved, seeking the assistance of a skilled Philadelphia car accident attorney is likely beneficial.

Child Was Hurt

Though little information about the child’s current condition is known, they had serious injuries that resulted in having to go to the hospital. She was noted to be in critical condition at the time of the accident.

There is no word on whether the driver will be charged with a crime. However, a full investigation into the accident is likely to take place to determine if the driver had the opportunity to stop or if they were engaged in any other activity that might make them liable.

When your family member suffers an injury in a car accident, arm yourself with a skilled car accident lawyer from Kwartler Manus. Set up a free consultation today.


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