admin August 19th, 2010
No doubt one of the most difficult parts of any fatal Tucson auto accident is when the family of the victim must be notified. However, in especially tragic accidents, the identity of a victim is not always clear.
Such was the case in a recent Tucson auto accident, according to the Arizona Daily Star.
The Tucson auto accident occurred on Interstate 19 when the vehicle driven by a 52-year-old woman rolled after she lost control and drove into a median.
The woman’s pickup truck landed upside down following the Tucson auto accident, and rescuers were not able to revive her at the scene of the crash.
The Tucson auto accident victim was wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash, but the cause of the Tucson auto accident is still unknown.
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admin August 12th, 2010
Imagine the trauma of being involved in a Phoenix auto accident. Think about how the frustration, emotional, and physical stress would increase if the person who hit you fled the scene of the Phoenix auto accident.
That’s what happened, according to Arizona Family, in a Phoenix auto accident that has been deemed a hit-and-run.
The Phoenix auto accident occurred when a 25-year-old woman was struck on 55th Avenue and Thomas Avenue.
Police believe they have caught the man responsible for injuring the woman in the Phoenix auto accident.
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admin August 5th, 2010
Sometimes the cause of a Phoenix auto accident is clear — a driver was distracted or disobeyed a traffic law which caused the Phoenix auto accident. Other times, investigation into the Phoenix auto accident is required. That is what authorities are dealing with now following a Phoenix auto accident that killed one man.
The Phoenix auto accident occurred at the 20th Street and Bell Road intersection when a male driver and a female driver with four children in the car collided. The male driver died at the scene of the Phoenix auto accident, according to Arizona Family.
The children in the vehicle with the female driver were sent to a hospital as a precaution after the Phoenix auto accident.
Police continue to investigate the cause of the Phoenix auto accident.
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admin July 15th, 2010
Being involved in a Phoenix auto accident can be scary enough, but imagine that Phoenix auto accident also involves your car coming to rest in a canal.
That’s what happened in one Phoenix auto accident, according to Arizona Family.
The Phoenix auto accident occurred when a 25-year-old man drove his truck into a canal and had to be rescued from the back of his truck, where he managed to crawl to safety.
The Phoenix auto accident injury victim suffered shortness of breath and pain in his chest and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
The man’s wife was following him in another vehicle when the Phoenix auto accident occurred. It is unclear what led the man to drive his truck into the canal.
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admin June 24th, 2010
Arizona auto accidents are always traumatic, but that is especially the case when serious injury or loss of life occurs.
Unfortunately, that is what one family is dealing with following a Phoenix auto accident, according to ABC15.
The Phoenix auto accident occurred when a Mustang and a pickup were racing on Thomas Road. The driver of the Mustang, an 18-year-old female, lost control of the vehicle and struck a palm tree.
The other occupants of the vehicle were all 16 or younger, including three 14-year-olds and a 3-year-old. The 14-year-old front-seat passenger took the vehicle without his parents’ permission before the Phoenix auto accident.
The 3-year-old died as a result of injuries suffered in the Phoenix auto accident.
The truck and driver racing the Mustang has not been located. Anyone with information on this Phoenix auto accident should contact authorities.
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admin May 13th, 2010
Semi trucks on the road can make drivers of passenger vehicles nervous. The trucks are large, and both drivers of the trucks and other drivers on the road need to make safety allowances so roads can be safe for all.
One truck driver became more aware of the dangers on the road during a Phoenix truck accident when he lost control of his semi truck on Interstate 17, causing him to crash into the exit ramp, ABC15.com reports.
The driver suffered non-life-threatening Phoenix truck accident injuries as a result of the crash.
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admin April 22nd, 2010
Auto accidents not only interrupt life for those involved in the crashes, but sometimes streets have to be closed following a wreck.
That’s what happened in Tucson. Traffic had to be detoured when streets were closed following a Tucson auto accident, according to the Arizona Daily Star.
The Tucson auto accident occurred at East 22nd Street and South Harrison Road and injured several people. Of those who suffered Tucson auto accident injuries were three females, including a child and a pregnant woman. Their injuries were said to be life-threatening.
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admin April 14th, 2010
Auto accidents injure and even kill many every day. However, the cause of an auto accident is not always clear, and sometimes the scene of a crash must be closed to determine cause. That is what occurred with a fatal Tucson auto accident.
According to The Arizona Daily Star, a Tucson auto accident claimed the life of one person. The accident occurred when the vehicle rolled on Interstate 10, causing the driver to be ejected from the vehicle and die at the scene.
Another passenger in the vehicle was not seriously injured in the Tucson auto accident. However, the Arizona Department of Public Safety is still investigating the rollover crash.
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admin April 8th, 2010
What should we do about the growing abuse of methamphetamines? Drug addiction may seem like a problem that is limited to the addict and those close to the addict, but when drivers use the drug, the problem becomes society’s problem.
That’s what happened in a recent Phoenix motorcycle accident involving a sanitation truck driver who had methamphetamines in his system at the time of the accident, according to The Arizona Republic.
Tests after the Phoenix motorcycle accident showed the driver was using methamphetamine when he struck a group of motorcyclists, killing four.
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admin February 18th, 2010
A Phoenix truck accident left one semi truck stuck under a bridge on Interstate 10, according to MyFoxPhoenix.com.
The Phoenix truck accident occurred Tuesday night when the truck tried to go under a bridge, which it did not have clearance for.
The truck’s top was crumpled and the clearance sign was knocked down as a result of the Arizona truck accident.
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