Dallas, TX — A man was hospitalized after an accident in Dallas, Texas, on Friday, October 24, 2014. The accident took place on Maple Avenue, near the Medical District, around 1:30 in the morning.
Reports say that the driver of the vehicle was speeding and lost control of his car while negotiating a curve in the road. His car rolled over, landing in a parking lot.
The driver of the car suffered serious injuries and was taken to a local hospital. The man had a female passenger inside h is car. She was uninjured. Officials haven’t released the name of either individual.
Police are currently investigating to see if alcohol played a role in the crash.
Scene of the Accident
Commentary
Luckily, this accident doesn’t seem to be nearly as bad as it could have been. Reports say that police are investigating to see if alcohol payed a role in the crash. From what’s been described, and given the time of night at which the accident occurred, it’s definitely a possibility. If that’s the case, then it’s possible there may be a bar out there that’s partially liable for the accident. However that turns out, the driver is going to bear responsibility for anything that may have happened to his passenger. The results of the investigation will determine whether he bears that liability alone.
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