Philadelphia, PA – Truck Crash Causes Traffic on I-76
PHILADELPHIA, PA (March 11, 2025) —— A three-car crash on I-76 Westbound caused major traffic delays in Philadelphia.
A tractor trailer, a Mazda and a Chevrolet Cruise collided. Officials shared that the crash was likely caused by one of the drivers having a medical emergency.
The lane was blocked by the tractor trailer, contributing to the backup. Traffic has now cleared.
Officials continue to investigate.
Multi-Vehicle Accidents With Trucks in the Philadelphia Area
Truck accidents involving multiple vehicles have become an increasing concern for Philadelphia residents and commuters alike. These complex collisions, often occurring on major arteries like I-95, I-76, and the Schuylkill Expressway, can lead to catastrophic consequences, including severe injuries, fatalities, and extensive property damage. Unlike in simple two-car collisions, determining fault in multi-vehicle accidents with a truck often involves difficult investigations. Multiple parties may share varying degrees of responsibility, making these cases particularly challenging.
Pennsylvania’s comparative negligence laws add another layer of difficulty, as compensation can be reduced by your percentage of fault in causing the accident. This makes thorough investigation and evidence preservation crucial in multi-vehicle cases.
Pennsylvania’s choice no-fault insurance system creates additional complications in multi-vehicle scenarios. While your personal injury protection (PIP) coverage provides initial medical benefits regardless of fault, severe injuries often exceed these limits.
When multiple insurance companies become involved, each representing different drivers in the chain-reaction crash, navigating the claims process becomes increasingly difficult without experienced legal representation.
If you were involved in an accident in Philadelphia with a tractor-trailer, the Philadelphia truck 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.
