A Fatal Car Accident on I-95 Today
Sadly, a car accident on i-95 today has resulted in the death of a tow truck driver. In addition to this, a 62-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on i-95 north in the City of Petersburg, Virginia.
a tractor-trailer struck the rear of a tractor-trailer in Prince George’s County, Maryland
Approximately 7:40 a.m., Maryland State Police responded to a crash on southbound I-95 near Route 212 in Beltsville. The crash involved a tractor-trailer and a car. The driver of the car was killed.
The tractor-trailer was traveling southbound through the intersection when the collision occurred. The truck was traveling at between 50 and 70 miles per hour. The impact left the trailer overturned and pinned a dark-colored vehicle underneath the cab.
The car was traveling on the left shoulder of the road. The driver of the Toyota Camry hit the rear of the disabled tractor-trailer. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene.
The woman was driving a small SUV and suffered neck, back, and soft tissue injuries. She will undergo surgery in the future. The woman also suffered a mild brain injury.
a 62-year-old motorcyclist died in a multi-vehicle crash on i-95 north in the City of Petersburg
62-year-old motorcyclist Willis Harris, Jr. died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-95 north in the City of Petersburg. He was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident, and police said that another vehicle hit his motorcycle.
The Florida Highway Patrol did not specify what other vehicles were involved, but said that it closed the northbound lanes between Cypress Creek Road and Atlantic Boulevard for several hours. The crash also prompted a large number of traffic delays.
The FHP also urged drivers to wear seatbelts. In addition, they reminded motorists to do the ol’ trick of using child restraint devices.
The LCSO and DCSO set up a perimeter in the area. A few hours later, the Levy County Tactical Response Unit was called in to assist.
a tow truck driver was killed in a car accident on i-95 in HARRISON, N.Y.
Earlier this week, Oscar Lee Harrison Jr., of Yonkers, N.Y. was on his way to repossess Alberto Nduli’s vehicle when Nduli jumped on top of the SUV. The incident is currently under investigation. However, Harrison is already out on a $10,000 bond. He will be in court next Monday.
The most important part of this incident was that the driver was not seriously injured. The other driver had no complaints of pain and declined medical care. Apparently, the driver was asleep. In addition, he didn’t know he needed to call law enforcement.
The driver was able to get a ride home. The vehicle was removed from the scene the following day.
a Dodge Challenger struck a Jeep Grand Cherokee on i-95 in South Carolina
Sadly, there was a crash in the aforementioned locales this morning, and the car that was involved is a 2008 Dodge Challenger. While the incident has not yet claimed any lives, FCA US, LLC is working to remedy the problem. The car’s occupants are lucky enough to have made it out with only minor injuries. Hopefully, there is a lesson learned in this unintended collision and the road to recovery remains smooth and speedy. The aforementioned incident occurred on I-95 in the southbound lanes between the cities of Charleston and North Charleston. The vehicle was not in possession of a license at the time of the crash.
a semitruck overturned on i-95 in Volusia County
Several crashes on Interstate 95 in Volusia County caused three deaths and numerous injuries on Thursday. Authorities believe smoke and fog from a controlled burn in the area caused visibility to be near zero.
The National Weather Service issued a dense fog and smoke advisory for the area. The Florida Highway Patrol confirmed that the fog contributed to the crashes.
The Florida Highway Patrol hasn’t yet confirmed how many people were injured. Investigators are combing through wreckage for dashboard camera footage. Several medical choppers were dispatched to the scene.
The crash occurred near mile marker 239 in Volusia County. At least two trailers burst into flames during the crash. The driver of the dump truck was transported to a hospital in critical condition.
a Dodge Durango failed to slow down and struck a Chevrolet Silverado
Getting a Dodge Durango to stop in one place is not a walk in the park. Despite the fact that it is one of the last two vehicles on the road, it still takes a skilled hand to get the job done. This is particularly true when it comes to the front and rear axles. A well-trained mechanic is the best bet for repairing a Dodge. Some owners have been known to splurge on their vehicles, but a quick Google search shows that the median price for a new model is a fraction of what you would expect for a vehicle of its class.
For the most part, the car manufacturers have been stingy about providing details about their products. However, a recent study revealed that the average sedan owner is more likely to buy a new car than a used one, and the average SUV owner is more likely to spend a bundle on the maintenance of his vehicle.
