GREENVILLE, TX — A two-vehicle accident involving an ambulance sent one driver to the hospital in Greenville, Texas on Thursday, April 10th, 2014, according to a news article from News 12 KXII.
Police currently have reason to believe one person was hurt when an ambulance collided with an SUV while drivign on Wesley Street around 9:00 Thursday morning.
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One person was taken by EMS personnel to Hunt Regional Medical Center where an update on his condition was immediately unavailable by hospital staff.
The investigation into the accident is ongoing.
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Most people associate commercial vehicle accidents with tractor-trailers or something similar, when commercial vehicles can include taxi cabs, transit buses, shuttle vans, food trucks, or even ambulances. Depending on how the situation unfolded, if a fire truck or ambulance is involved in an accident en route to an emergency, there really is not much that can be done as far as liability is concerned. If the truck was not en route to a call, there may be more to the story than we’ve seen. All said, an accident like this is always worth a second look with a trained eye.
–Grossman Law Offices
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