Reno, NV (September 25, 2024) - On Tuesday, September 24, a car crash with injuries was reported in the Reno area. The accident occurred late that evening around 6:56 p.m. at the intersection of W. Moana Lane and Lakeside Drive. Emergency responders were dispatched to provide aid to the involved parties.
Ambulances were available to transfer the injured parties to a local hospital for further treatment. The circumstances leading to the collision have not yet been determined. The vehicles involved in the crash sustained significant damage causing the roadway to be closed for several hours. Tow trucks were needed to clear the related debris and reopen the road to outside traffic. No further information on the collision has been provided. Local law enforcement officials are handling the ongoing accident investigation.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
High-Speed Collisions in Nevada
Speed limits are meant to prevent serious collisions and keep everyone on the road safe. Speed is significant since it frequently makes the difference between a minor collision and one that leaves victims with permanent injuries. In 2021 alone, speeding drivers claimed the lives of 12,330 people on American roads, accounting for more than 29 percent of all traffic deaths. This comes up to an average of about 33 deaths every day. Nearly one-third of all deaths reported in the country during the last 20 years have been linked to speeding. In the event of a collision, speeding drivers need to be held accountable for any injuries and other damages, and you should get in touch with a qualified lawyer who is prepared to fight for your complete recovery.
The majority of Nevadans drive daily. Unfortunately, a major auto accident can happen at any time. Careless drivers cause many car accidents that have the potential to change lives. It is important that you are ready to make informed decisions to protect yourself during this difficult time. You will need a skilled lawyer on your side who can provide you with the required legal advice to pursue a successful claim. You run the danger of not being able to handle obstacles and other issues that could catch you off guard if you attempt to manage your recovery on your own.
The steps you take after a serious crash are important in your recovery. You need to get started on your case as soon as possible, but you should not try to manage your case alone. The Nevada car accident lawyers from Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. have a track record of successfully assisting victims in pursuing personal injury claims, and we are prepared to get to work on your case to optimize your recovery. We understand the challenging circumstances you are facing and are here to support you. Give us a call at 775-227-2280 to begin working on your case with an experienced attorney and get on the path toward a full recovery.
Notes: The content presented in these posts by Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. is compiled using external sources. These sources range from news reports and police accident records reports, social media updates, and firsthand accounts of serious crashes in Northern and Southern Nevada. Our writing team has not independently verified this information. Should you encounter any inaccuracies in our posts, we encourage you to inform our firm immediately. We are committed to maintaining the highest level of accuracy and will promptly update the post with the most accurate information available. Additionally, if you wish for a post to be removed, please let us know, and we will ensure its timely removal.
Disclaimers: Our intention in sharing information about serious accidents is to raise awareness about the risks associated with driving. We hope that this awareness encourages our fellow community members to exercise greater caution, thereby reducing the likelihood of accidents and injuries. This is not intended to be a business solicitation. The information provided in this post is not legal or medical advice. The photo used in this post was not taken at the actual accident scene.