Fence Post Comes Within Inch Of Impaling Man In Forsyth County
Police responded to a freak accident in Forsyth County this week. They were notified that a driver had crashed into the fence of a neighborhood home on Highway 66 near Watkins Ford Road. Apparently, the steering wheel locked up and the driver lost control of his car.
Two Drivers were Killed In Red Springs Multi-Car Accident
Two people were killed in a multi-vehicle accident this past week in Red Springs, North Carolina. A 71-year old man from Pembroke was driving a 2019 Nissan on the Southbound side of NC 701 at about 12:57 pm on Monday, March 2, 2020.
Raleigh Single-Car Crash Leaves Victim Dead
A lot of people think that single-car accidents aren’t as serious as other types of accidents. Car accident lawyers in North Carolina know this isn’t the case. Sometimes, a single-car accident can be much worse than one involving a bunch of cars. And, when it comes to single-car crashes, it can be very hard to figure out exactly what happened. If the driver is seriously injured or dies, there really isn’t anyone to let the police know what happened. Thankfully, in a fatal two-car crash in Raleigh, this wasn’t the case.
Van Full Of Lacrosse Players Involved In Crash In Salisbury, NC
Van full of lacrosse players involved in a crash Salisbury, NC. This time of year, lots of people look forward to watching their favorite football team play on television. Some are lucky enough to actually go to the game. A lot of people take public transportation to the game. It’s cheaper than paying to park. And, you can have a few drinks without worrying about having to drive home.
Chapel Hill 2-Vehicle Crash Kills 1
It’s not unusual to hear about car accidents during morning traffic in Chapel Hill. But, when someone dies in the crash, it can be heartbreaking. Residents of Chapel Hill and North Carolina felt this yesterday morning when the news was announced that a Chapel Hill 2-vehicle crash kills 1.
Wrongful Death Caused By Negligence Of Auto Transmission Manufacturer
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has slapped a Georgia-based company with penalties. The death was caused by the negligence of the auto transmission manufacturer, Hyundai Transys, also known as Powertech America, in its workplace safety practices. The citation from OSHA comes following the death of a Powertech employee at work.
