PITTSBURGH, PA — One person died after a single-vehicle rollover accident that happened in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, January 28th, 2015. The news has not pinpointed the time of the accident.
One person died and another was taken to the hospital after the SUV they were in crashed and rolled for reasons currently under investigation while driving on Bates Street. Officials said that both occupants of the SUV were ejected in the accident.
One person was killed in the crash, and another was taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries.
Authorities are still investigating the accident.
Scene of the Accident
View from the Road
Commentary:
Before anybody goes through the effort of blaming the driver for this accident, has anybody had a look at the vehicle involved in the accident? It is perfectly plausible that there was some kind of defect or malfunction within the vehicle that contributed to, or caused this accident. Police and accident cleanup crews don’t know what to look for, so having somebody who does take a look at the vehicle could reveal that this accident was completely out of the hands of the driver.
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