An elderly person died as a result of a pedestrian accident in Sellersville, PA. Officials reported that the pedestrian was crossing the street at around 6:30 am on Thursday morning when an eastbound car struck them.
Reports from the Perkasie Borough Police showed the pedestrian was attempting to cross Park Avenue from just west of Hughes Avenue at the time of the accident. Crews arrived and transported the victim to St. Luck’s Grandview Hospital. However, they succumbed to their injuries a short time later.
The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene. They were cooperating with the police to investigate the accident. Police reported that excessive speed was not considered a factor in the accident, but did not say why the driver struck the pedestrian otherwise. Speak with a Bucks County pedestrian accident lawyer from Kwartler Manus today.
Holding Drivers Accountable for Pedestrian Deaths
Pedestrians in a crosswalk have the right of way, and drivers must stop. There are times when a pedestrian could be at fault, but more often the driver is responsible. For the family of a person who lost their life, proving fault and seeking justice can be critically important. It may mean fighting for your loved one’s rights.
Hire Legal Representation to Support You Throughout This Process
After such an accident, it can prove vital to hire a trusted and experienced pedestrian accident lawyer in Bucks County to provide you with legal guidance. At Kwartler Manus, our legal team will investigate and build your claim, handling the insurance company for you. Set up a free consultation.
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