Pedestrian Injured in Sacramento Two-Car Crash
SACRAMENTO - A male pedestrian was struck and injured after two cars collided in Sacramento, News10 reports. A witness at the scene stated a northbound silver Acura collided with Subaru that was attempting to cross 16th on V Street. Soon after the vehicles collided, a pedestrian, whose name was not released, was exiting the Flame Club at 2130 16th Street and was struck by the Acura as it slammed into the doorway of the bar. The pedestrian was taken to UC Davis Medical Center with a severe fracture to his leg. No other injuries were reported.
Cause of the Sacramento Pedestrian Accident
The accident on April 2nd remains under investigation by the Sacramento Police Department. However, based on the information provided by News10, it is not evident what caused the two vehicles to collide. But, it appears to the pedestrian had no way to prevent or avoid this terrible collision. Hopefully, authorities can determine why this accident happened and who is is officially responsible.
Sacramento Pedestrian Accident Liability
In unique situations such as this one, the victim or the family of the victim would be well-advised to speak to an experienced Sacramento personal injury lawyer. A pedestrian accident broken bone injury attorney can advise the victim of his legal rights, hold the responsible party financially liable for his injuries, and determine the best option in recovering compensation for medical care expenses, lost earnings, pain and suffering, and other related damages.
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SACRAMENTO -- A 45-year-old man was struck by a motorist in Sacramento Sunday morning, KCRA News reports. The terrible incident occurred just before 7 a.m. at Stockton Boulevard and Dias Avenue when the man was walking inside the crosswalk and then struck by a vehicle that eventually did not stop after the collision. The man, whose name was not immediately available, was transported to a hospital and is in critical condition.
