CORPUS CHRISTI, TX — Six people were taken to the hospital after a single-vehicle SUV rollover that happened in Corpus Christi, Texas on Thursday, February 19th, 2015. Local news did not say the exact time of the accident in their reports.
Six people were taken to the hospital after an SUV crashed and rolled in the southbound lanes of Interstate 37. Officials believe that the SUV may have attempted to avoid another accident when it rolled.
Six people in the SUV were taken by EMS to a local hospital after the accident.
Corpus Christi Police are investigating the accident at this time.
Scene of the Accident
View of the Road
Commentary:
Taking a step back from this accident, and looking at it from a passenger’s point of view in any accident, there are some things that people really need to understand. As a passenger, you typically have zero control as to how the vehicle is steered or operated in general. You are, quite literally, along for the ride. So when the driver does something like take faulty or dangerous evasive maneuvers to avoid an accident, but causes one anyways, the passenger usually bears no fault, and would more than likely have a claim against the driver’s policy depending on what actually happened.
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