Reno, NV (September 28, 2024) - A serious car accident in the Reno area on Friday, September 27, required support from local medical personnel. That night around 11:16 p.m. emergency crews were dispatched to the scene at the intersection of Steamboat Parkway and Veterans Parkway. At least one person at the scene was injured as a result of the accident.
The roadway was temporarily closed as emergency responders provided aid to the injured parties. At this time, the severity of the resulting injuries has not been confirmed. The injured parties were later transferred to local hospitals by ambulance after being treated at the scene by attending paramedics. No updates on the conditions of the involved parties have been provided at this time. No further information on the crash is currently available. An ongoing investigation into the cause of the accident is underway.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
High-Speed Collisions in Nevada
Serious car accidents are more likely to result from specific driving behaviors. Speeding has been linked to a significant number of fatal collisions around the country. When you speed, your chances of getting into an accident will always be much higher. With 12,330 fatalities on American roads in 2021, high-speed crashes accounted for over 29 percent of all traffic fatalities that year. This translates to almost 33 fatalities every day as a result of speeding drivers. In a high-speed crash, your car's safety measures will not function as intended, and the resulting injuries will be significantly more serious. Because they are less able to react to road hazards, speeding drivers are also less able to stop catastrophic crashes. If you or someone close to you is hurt in a collision, you should pursue a claim for compensation with the help of a trained lawyer.
When driving on Nevada roads, there is almost always a danger of getting into a car accident. You can’t control what a reckless driver does behind the wheel, and you can only do so much to prevent a serious crash. If you find yourself with serious injuries after a serious crash, you need to make sure you are ready to take legal action to pursue a full recovery. Working with a skilled attorney can help protect your legal rights if a negligent driver hurts you or a loved one. This is typically the only way to ensure that you receive the full amount of compensation to maximize your recovery.
The respected Nevada law firm Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. is here to help you during the challenging time after a crash. If you are injured by a reckless driver, the path to recovery can be long and difficult. A trained crash lawyer will be able to help you obtain maximum compensation for your injuries and other damages. If you are ready to get to work on your case, contact our law offices today at 775-227-228 to discuss your case with our trained personal injury lawyer.
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