Stone Mtn, GA – Car Crash at Covington Hwy & S Indian Creek Dr
Stone Mountain, GA (July 13, 2021) – At 7:45 a.m. on the morning of Tuesday, July 13, a car crash with injuries occurred at an intersection in Marietta.
According to Marietta officials, the accident happened at the intersection of Covington Highway and South Indian Creek Drive. Two or more vehicles were traveling in the area when they entered the intersection at the same time, forcefully colliding. The vehicles involved in the accident were extensively damaged as a result.
Paramedics and numerous other responders were called to the scene to help those in need. One or more victims, who have not yet been identified, were taken to local hospitals for treatment of their injuries.
Due to the severity of the crash, the roadway was blocked at the intersection for an extended period of time. This led to delays in the area.
The investigation into the circumstances of the accident continues at this time.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families in hopes of a full recovery.
Car Accidents in Georgia
Car accidents happen every hour of the day throughout the state of Georgia. In just one hour’s time, approximately 70 car accidents took place due to the recklessness of others. These accidents happen in the blink of an eye in many different areas but intersections are among the most common. In just one recent year’s time in the U.S., approximately 2.5 million intersection accidents took place due to reckless reasons. Some of the most common reasons include distracted driving, drunk driving, speeding, and more. If you have been hurt in a car accident that was caused by another party, you have a variety of options available for you. It is crucial that you seek the immediate help of an accident attorney at this time.
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At Kenneth S. Nugent, PC, our accident attorneys have diligently assisted those injured in Georgia car accidents over the years. We will stand by your side as you navigate the legal system, providing you with the necessary resources to help you every step of the way. We believe that you have every right to hold a party responsible for the harm that they have caused you in the event of an accident. Our attorneys will help you work toward compensation for a wide array of aspects. Please contact an accident attorney in Georgia at (888) 579-1790 to find out how we can assist you.
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