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One Dead, Another Injured Following a Car Crash in Lycoming County, PA

One person has died following a car crash in Lycoming County on January 22.

According to news reports, the 22-year-old was driving on State Route 87 in Plunketts Creek Township near Barbours around 1 a.m. when he lost control of his vehicle. He hit a tree and was killed.

A passenger inside the car was taken to UPMC Williamsport after the crash. She was later transported to Geisinger Danville.

The cause of the crash is unknown. Police are investigating.

Fatal Car Accidents in Lycoming County

Fatal car accidents in Lycoming County present complex cases that require careful investigation and deep understanding of Pennsylvania’s statutes. Our firm often finds these cases involve multiple contributing factors – from the region’s rural roads and mountainous terrain to weather conditions and infrastructure issues. […]

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Driver Dies After Car Lands In a Creek in Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a fatal car crash in Pittsburgh on January 17.

According to news reports, the car had exited the Squirrel Hill tunnel on Parkway East around 8:30 a.m. Right before crossing the Commercial Street Bridge, the driver lost control of the vehicle, went over a steep embankment and plunged into the creek.

Emergency crews had difficulty accessing the crash site because of heavy machinery that was doing work under the bridge. When they were able to reach the vehicle, they found the driver had died and was still in the vehicle.

The cause of the crash is still under investigation.

Fatal Car Accidents in Pittsburgh, PA

As one of the most populated areas in Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh has seen its fair share of fatal car accidents. According to the latest statistics from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, […]

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Tractor Trailer Accident With Police Cruiser Shuts Down I-80 in Clearfield County

Interstate 80 in Clearfield County, PA was at a standstill after a tractor-trailer crashed into Pennsylvania State Police cruiser on January 19.

According to news reports, The tractor trailer had lost control on the icy roadway, rear-ending the police car and blocking both lanes of travel.

PennDOT cameras showed traffic was at a standstill on I-80 around mile marker 121 between the Clearfield and Woodland/Shawville exits.

Emergency personnel says there was entrapment but injuries were unknown at this time.

Winter Weather Truck Accidents in Pennsylvania

Winter weather presents significant hazards for commercial trucks, and these accidents often have severe consequences. In Pennsylvania, winter truck accidents frequently occur on major thoroughfares like I-81, I-80, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, particularly in areas prone to sudden snow squalls and black ice.

Common factors in winter truck accidents include poor visibility during snow squalls, […]

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Woman Killed In Car Crash in York County, PA

Police are currently investigate a fatal car accident that happened on January 17 in York County.

According to news reports, the York County Coroner’s Office was called to the area of Susquehanna Trail South at Seaks Run Road in Springfield Township around 9:46 p.m. Police said the SUV was forced off the road by an oncoming vehicle that was trying to pass another vehicle. The SUV had struck a tree, caused heavy damage to the right front and side of the vehicle. The front seat passenger was killed.

The oncoming vehicle did not stop.

State Police are investigating the incident.

Why Fatal Car Crashes Happen in York County, PA

According to the Pennsylvania , York County is one of the top counties in the Commonwealth to have the most reported traffic-related fatalities as well as the most reported traffic crashes. […]

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Wrong-Way Car Crash Leaves Multiple Injured in Cumberland County, PA

Multiple people were injured following a wrong-way crash along U.S. Route 15 in Cumberland County on January 18.

According to news reports, the accident occurred around 4:40 p.m. on the northbound side of the road. According to the Upper Allen Township Police Department, the vehicle had entered the northbound lanes near mile marker 41.5 and traveled south for at least four miles before the crash.

Police say the wrong-way driver struck at least four other vehicles around mile marker 37. As emergency personnel responded to the scene, both north and southbound sides of Route 15 were shut down.

Multiple people suffered serious injuries in the accident. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, one person was flown to Penn State Hershey.

Police are investigating the crash.

Wrong Way Car Accidents in Pennsylvania

Wrong-way driving accidents represent some of the most dangerous accidents in Pennsylvania. […]

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