Northampton County, PA – Car Crash in Easton Leads to Hospitalization  

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, PA (March 5, 2025) —— A car crash in Easton occurred on March 2, leading to the hospitalization of one person.

Northampton Communications confirmed to local media that the crash occurred around 2 a.m. on the 900 block of Butler Street.

A community member’s Facebook video of the scene shows damaged cars, including one car that appears to have been pushed on top of another vehicle.

Officials continue to investigate.

Car Accidents in Northampton County, PA

Pennsylvania’s no-fault insurance system is unique. When purchasing auto insurance, Pennsylvania drivers must choose between “full tort” and “limited tort.”

Pennsylvania also follows a modified comparative negligence standard, meaning compensation can be reduced based on your percentage of fault in causing the accident. However, you can only recover damages if you’re found to be less than 51% responsible for the crash. […]

Montgomery County, PA – Bike Accident Leads to Hospitalization

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA (March 3, 2025) —— A man on a bike was injured in an accident with a car in Montgomery County on March 2.

According to news reports, the incident occurred around 8:45 p.m. on West High Street in West Pottsgrove Township.

Police informed a photojournalist on the scene that the biker was reportedly going the wrong way when he hit a car turning onto Center Street.

The biker was taken to a local trauma center, and the driver of the impacted car was not injured.

Bike Accidents in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania sees thousands of bicycle-motor vehicle collisions annually, with particularly high concentrations in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and other urban centers where cycling commuters are more common. Due to their vulnerable position compared to motorists, cyclists often suffer more severe injuries.

Pennsylvania follows a comparative negligence rule, which means compensation can be reduced by the percentage of fault attributed to each party. […]

York County, PA – Man Dies Following a Dump Truck Accident

YORK COUNTY, PA (March 3, 2025) – A man died following a fatal accident with a dump truck in West York Borough on February 28.

According to news reports, the York County Coroner was dispatched to Wellspan York Hospital for a reported fatality after a two-vehicle accident in West York Borough.

Upon investigation, the coroner learned West Manchester Township Police could not stop a driver from crashing his vehicle into a dump truck on Highland Avenue at East Market Street. The man was transported from the scene to Wellspan York Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.

The accident is currently under investigation.

Dump Truck Accidents in York County

Dump truck accidents in York County, Pennsylvania tend to be severe due to the vehicles’ size and weight, often resulting in catastrophic injuries or fatalities when passenger vehicles are involved. These accidents commonly occur on major roadways like I-83 and Route 30, […]

Ross Township, PA – Multi-Vehicle Accident Sends Four to the Hospital

ROSS TOWNSHIP, PA (March 2, 2025) – At least five people were involved in a serious car accident in Ross Township on March 1.

According to news reports, a vehicle was driving north on McKnight Road when it made a U-turn at Mcintyre Road, causing the car to flip over. Four people, a man, a woman, and their two grandchildren, were inside the vehicle at the time of the crash.

The children and the woman were taken to the hospital for treatment.

According to officials, two other vehicles were involved in the crash. Another person was also taken to the hospital for knee pain.

Police are investigating the accident.

Multi-Vehicle Accidents in Allegheny County

After a multi-vehicle accident in Allegheny County, victims can seek compensation to cover their medical bills, lost income, vehicle repairs, and pain and suffering. […]

York County, PA – Woman Dies After Vehicle Catches on Fire

YORK COUNTY, PA (February 28, 2025) – A woman was found dead after a vehicle fire on February 24 in Manheim Township.

According to news reports, firefighters responded to reports of a house explosion in the area of Hoffacker Road and Gabco Lane in Manheim Township around 11:30 p.m.

When first responders arrived at the scene, there was no home on fire but they did find a burning vehicle. When firefighters extinguished the fire, they found a deceased woman inside the vehicle.

The cause and manner of her death remain under investigation.

What to Do In a Car Fire In York County

Vehicle fires represent one of the most dangerous emergency situations motorists may face. While relatively rare, they can escalate rapidly, producing toxic smoke and potentially leading to explosive conditions. Understanding proper response protocols can be life-saving in these critical moments. […]