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A multi-vehicle crash occurred in the Hunting Park section of Philadelphia on a Wednesday morning. According to police reports, a total of seven vehicles were involved in the chain-reaction car accident. It all happened on Roberts Avenue near Wissahickon.

Police are investigating. Initial news reports shared that one of the vehicles lost control due to the poor road conditions, reporting that the area of the road was icy. One of the drivers involved said they came across the hill when the car behind them was screeching tires. It took moments for the driver to swerve, hit a curve, before popping up onto the curb. After that, one vehicle after another struck the vehicles in front of them.

Even though numerous vehicles suffered significant damage, no one was reportedly injured in the accident.

Filing an Insurance Claim in a Multi-Vehicle Accident

Intense accidents like this often make filing an insurance claim challenging. Determining who is at fault is not easy. It could be the first driver who caused the accident, or any driver behind them who did not control their vehicle. In some cases, the city could be at fault if it failed to maintain the roads or issue warnings of risks.

Hire an Attorney to Learn Your Legal Options

In complicated cases like this, hiring a skilled car accident lawyer is critical. Kwartler Manus works with those in Philadelphia to help them get justice after complicated accidents occur. Set up a free consultation to speak to our legal team about your accident.


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