MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — Debris Causes Lane Closure on PA Turnpike Exit Ramp
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA (July 7, 2025) — Debris on an exit ramp is causing traffic delays during Monday morning’s commute on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, highlighting the ongoing dangers of roadway hazards for Pennsylvania drivers.
According to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, debris is blocking the right lane of the exit ramp from I-276 East to PA Route 309, between Exit 339 and the Route 309 interchange. Motorists are being advised to expect delays as crews work to clear the obstruction.
The incident underscores the serious safety risks posed by debris on Pennsylvania highways, which can cause vehicles to swerve suddenly, lose control, or sustain significant damage when drivers are unable to avoid the hazards.
Pennsylvania’s busy highway system sees frequent debris-related incidents that can quickly escalate from minor inconveniences to serious accidents involving multiple vehicles and injuries.
Debris-Related Accidents in Pennsylvania
Roadway debris represents a significant hazard on Pennsylvania’s highways and local roads. […]
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LUZERNE COUNTY, PA — Four Dead, One Survivor in Fiery Route 924 Crash
LUZERNE COUNTY, PA (July 7, 2025) — Four people died and one was critically injured early Sunday morning when a BMW crashed and caught fire on Route 924 in Hazle Township, according to Pennsylvania State Police.
The crash occurred at approximately 3:30 a.m. when a BMW 328i traveling north on State Route 924 lost control just west of Oakridge Road. The vehicle veered off the right shoulder and struck trees before spinning around onto its passenger side and catching fire.
Four passengers in the vehicle were killed in the crash and ensuing fire. The identities of the four deceased could not be confirmed due to the extent of their injuries, state police said.
The 21-year-old driver survived the crash when passing motorists stopped and helped him escape the burning vehicle. He was flown to Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest near Allentown for treatment of his injuries. […]
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LANCASTER COUNTY — Two Vehicles Crash Into Home on Route 30
LANCASTER COUNTY, PA (July 2, 2025) — Two vehicles crashed into a home on Route 30 in East Lampeter Township early Tuesday morning while a homeowner was sleeping inside. One woman was hospitalized with minor injuries, and the home’s front porch sustained damage.
The crash occurred around 6:00 A.M. on Route 30/Lincoln Highway at Cherry Lane. According to fire personnel at the scene, one vehicle was traveling north on Cherry Lane and crossing over Route 30 when a second vehicle traveling eastbound on Route 30 “T-boned” the first vehicle. Both vehicles then struck the house.
The homeowner, who was asleep inside at the time of the crash, was not injured. One woman had to be cut out of the crashed vehicle and was transported to an area hospital with minor injuries.
Route 30 was temporarily closed between Eastbrook Road and Ronks Road but has since reopened. […]
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ERIE, PA — Fatal Head-On Collision Kills Two, Seriously Injuries One in Pittsfield
ERIE COUNTY (July 2, 2025) —— A head-on collision killed two people and hospitalized one on Saturday, June 28 in Pittsfield Township.
State Police responded at 4:56 PM on State Route 27.
One car was driving through a right curve at a high rate of speed when he crossed into the westbound lane, hitting another vehicle head-on. The car that crossed became fully engulfed in flames. Both drivers were pronounced dead at the scene.
The passenger of the struck car was air lifted to Erie UPMC Hamot with serious injuries.
Police continue to investigate.
Head-On Collisions in Pennsylvania: Understanding Your Rights After a Devastating Crash
Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous motor vehicle accidents, often resulting in catastrophic injuries or death. These crashes occur when vehicles traveling in opposite directions collide front-to-front, creating tremendous impact forces.
The Reality of Head-On Crashes in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania’s diverse roadways present unique challenges that contribute to head-on collisions. […]
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BERKS COUNTY – Fatal Car Crash Kills Man & Dog
BERKS COUNTY, PA (June 26, 2025) —— A man was killed in a collision on Saturday, June 28 in Womelsdorf Borough.
Investigators reported that he died on Conrad Weiser Parkway in Womelsdorf Borough. A family dog was also killed in the crash. The cause has not yet been reported.
Police continue to investigate.
Legal Action After a Fatal Accident in Pennsylvania
When you’ve lost a loved one in a fatal accident in Pennsylvania, you may be entitled to pursue legal action to secure compensation and justice. In PA, surviving family members can file a wrongful death lawsuit within two years of the death. These claims can cover funeral expenses, lost income, medical bills, and compensation for loss of companionship.
Pennsylvania follows modified comparative negligence rules, meaning compensation may be reduced if your loved one was partially at fault, but recovery is still possible as long as they were less than 51% responsible. […]
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