NEW WAVERLY, TX — A fatal rollover accident left a driver dead and a child in the hospital in New Waverly, Texas on Friday, July 4th, 2014, according to The Montgomery County Courier.
Investigators think that one unidentified 47-year-old Male was killed, while a 9-year-old boy was hurt when the vehicle they were driving is believed to have experienced a rollover accident while driving on FM 1375 around 5:15 Friday morning.
Scene of the Accident
The driver of the vehicle was killed in the crash, while a 9-year-old passenger was taken by EMS to Conroe Regional Medical Center where they were last listed in critical condition by hospital staff.
The investigation into the crash is currently ongoing.
Commentary:
In the case of every single-vehicle accident, there is always a possibility that the accident was caused by a driver mistake, but looking at evidence of the scene could tell us more about what really happened. For instance, I’ve examined a single-vehicle crash that was presumed to be the fault of the driver, but simply by examining the skid marks on the road, we could determine that a tire blowout caused the crash, and the manufacturer of the tire was found liable because their product was not up to par. Again, all it would take to answer these questions is an in-depth look.
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