Lackawanna County, PA – Boy Dies After ATV Crashes Into an SUV
CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP, PA (March 11, 2025) — A 13-year-old boy driving an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) crashed into a sport utility vehicle (SUV) on the night of Monday, March 10.
The boy was reportedly driving on Electric Street when he crashed into the other vehicle, according to the Lackawanna Coroner. He became trapped under the SUV and the three people inside the car lifted it off of him.
At 8 PM, shortly after being rushed to Geisinger Community Medical Center, he succumbed to his injuries. The passengers in the SUV were also hospitalized and their conditions remained unknown.
The crash is under investigation.
Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents in Lackawanna County
Fatal crashes can be psychologically and physically traumatic for the loved ones and survivors of these crashes. The aftermath of a single-vehicle accident extends far beyond property damage. Victims often face:
- Life-altering traumatic injuries requiring extensive rehabilitation
- Psychological trauma, including PTSD and anxiety about driving
- Financial burdens from medical expenses and lost income
- Long-term disability requiring lifestyle adjustments
ATV accidents often include multiple liability parties, potentially including vehicle manufacturers and property owners. Many standard policies also exclude ATV accidents or provide limited coverage. Different laws can also apply depending on whether the accident occurred on private property, public land, or designated trails. The involvement of minors further complicates such cases.
Having experienced legal representation is essential to navigate the insurance claims and potential litigation following these traumatic events.
If you were involved in a traumatic accident near Carbondale, the Carbondale car accident attorneys at Munley Law can help. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation.
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Disclaimer: All information in this post is informational and is not intended to be considered legal or medical advice. This post is not a solicitation for business.
