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 29th, 2010
If were planning to drive on Indian School Road recently, chances are you encountered a detour. The road was closed after a Phoenix auto accident, according to Arizona Family.
The Phoenix auto accident occurred when a 71-year-old woman in a white pickup truck drove through a red light, according to witnesses at the scene.
The woman driving the pickup truck died as a result of the Phoenix auto accident while another woman involved in the accident suffered a Phoenix head injury.
Investigators say that neither speed nor alcohol were factors in the Phoenix auto accident.
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admin July 22nd, 2010
There a lots of hazards on the road for drivers and pedestrians. One man got a close view of those hazards when he was struck in a Tucson auto accident.
According to the Arizona Daily Star, a 61-year-old man suffered Tucson auto accident injuries when he was struck by a vehicle.
The man was struck at the intersection of North Kolb Road and East Broadway.
The driver of the vehicle that struck the Tucson auto accident injury victim stayed at the scene of the crash, but charges are not expected to be filed.
East Broadway was down to one lane so authorities could work on reconstructing the Tucson auto accident.
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admin July 8th, 2010
It’s hard to imagine anything more difficult than losing a loved one. But one child’s parents witnessed the loss of their son in a Phoenix auto accident, according to Arizona Family.
The Phoenix auto accident occurred when the 16-year-old boy and his 15-year-old friend were walking home from playing basketball in the neighborhood park.
A driver who was distracted by children in the backseat of the vehicle drove onto the sidewalk, striking the Phoenix auto accident victims. The boy’s parents who were out for a walk walked up on the Phoenix auto accident.
The 16-year-old boy died as a result of Phoenix auto accident injuries. His 15-year-old friend suffered minor injuries.
It is unclear whether charges will be filed against the distracted driver after the Phoenix auto accident.
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admin July 1st, 2010
Auto accidents can happen to anyone, even those who are most equipped to deal with the crashes. In fact, that’s what happened in a Phoenix auto accident that involved two police officers and police cruisers, according to Arizona Family.
The Phoenix auto accident occurred on 15th Avenue and Washington when the two police cruisers collided. One of the cruisers had a 17-year-old riding in it at the time of the Phoenix auto accident.
The officers involved in the Phoenix auto accident were taken to a local hospital for treatment of Phoenix auto accident injuries.
The severity of the injuries to the officers has not been released, and the cause of the Phoenix auto accident has not yet been determined.
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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 June 17th, 2010
Was your commute home from work slower than usual recently? If you travel on Alvernon Way, you may have had to detour because of a Tucson auto accident that injured six.
According to KVOA, an SUV and a van collided on Alvernon Way, halting southbound traffic. The Tucson auto accident occurred when the SUV was driving in the wrong lane and collided with the van.
Four of the six Tucson auto accident injury victims had serious injuries. One of the victims had been trapped in the van and was rescued at the scene then transported to a hospital.
The investigation into the Tucson auto accident continues.
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admin June 10th, 2010
Have you checked your tires lately? If not, the hot summer weather may give you another reason to maintain your vehicle thoroughly.
According to ABC15, summer heat may increase the chances of Phoenix auto accidents because hot weather can highlight imperfections.
To avoid Phoenix auto accidents, make sure your tires are in good condition and properly inflated, and know how to control your vehicle in case of a blowout.
Phoenix auto accidents due to tire blowouts keep road crews busy in summer months, and prevention by maintaining your vehicle is a way to avoid the hazards.
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