Phoenix, AZ – Rear-End Crash Causes Injuries on I-10 at 75th Ave
Phoenix, AZ (October 24, 2020) – Deputies from the Phoenix Police Department responded to a multi-vehicle crash involving injuries on Interstate 10 at 75th Avenue on Saturday evening.
Officials say the multi-vehicle accident happened on Interstate 10 westbound in the greater Phoenix area. Police officers were dispatched to the scene of the accident around 6:30 p.m., close to the 75th Avenue exit. The vehicles involved were traveling in the right lanes of I-10 when they collided in an apparent rear-end accident near the off-ramp of 75th Avenue.
Though officers with the Phoenix Police Department have not released extensive details regarding the crash, initial reports indicated that at least two sedans were involved in the accident.
Ambulances and fire rescue units were on the scene and appeared to either treat one victim at the scene or transport at least one person to a local hospital via ambulance. However, the victims’ information and current conditions have not been released.
The accident remains under investigation.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their fast recovery.
Car Accidents in Arizona
Ranking in the top five across the nation for fatalities and injuries, Interstate 10 in Arizona is one of the most dangerous roads in the country. In fact, nearly 300,000 motorists travel on Phoenix’s stretch of the highway on a daily basis, putting several drivers at risk on the major thoroughfare.
Plus, many fatalities on all Arizona highways occur each day, especially as a result of multi-vehicle accidents and even common rear-end crashes. By the end of each calendar year, hundreds of fatalities are seen statewide as a result of these serious accidents due to speed and traffic. When it comes to these crashes, victims and their families may pay a steep price.
From painful long-term injuries and trauma to emotional distress and financial insecurity for years to come, these crashes cause tragic consequences for both victims and their families. Oftentimes, fatal accidents leave victims’ families to pick up the pieces in the aftermath. Thankfully, those affected can seek help from a Phoenix personal injury lawyer, especially if they’ve been involved in an accident that occurred as a result of the negligent actions of another driver.
At ELG, our skilled team of Arizona injury accident lawyers specializes in fighting for victims and their families.
In fact, at ELG, when we represent a client and an adverse insurance company asks us to allow for a recorded statement from our client, 99% of the time the answer is a definitive no! Our recommendation is to tell them you will seek out counsel first, then call us at ELG. We will gladly review the facts of your case and tailor our advice to match the specific needs of your case.
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Contact our accident attorneys in Arizona today at (623) 877-3600 to schedule your free consultation for legal aid. Our compassionate, experienced attorneys are ready to help you secure justice and seek your fair compensation after your accident today.
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Disclaimer: As members of the local Phoenix and broader Arizona community, we hope everyone in our community is safe and protected. We cover the events included in this blog as a way to offer support to the victims in similar circumstances and to provide relief during these difficult times. However, this information should not be misconstrued as legal advice, and you should speak with a trained legal professional for more information regarding your situation.
