Big rig driver injured in Fairfax County, VA collision caused by another vehicle.
On Thursday, July 8, a big rig accident in Fairfax
County, VA left one truck driver injured.The collision happened at approximately 12:00 p.m. on Interstate
495.Local news reports state that the
big rig was hauling a prefabricated mobile home in the southbound lanes when
the crash occurred.Allegedly, another car
attempted to merge into the lanes occupied by the big rig.The driver of the big rig swerved to avoid
hitting the car, but ended up striking a Ford pickup.This caused the big rig to overturn, and the
mobile home fell off the trailer.The driver
of the big rig was injured and taken to Fairfax Inova Hospital.Thankfully, his injuries do not appear
life-threatening.The names of those
involved were not released.The accident
remains under investigation, and police do expect that charges will be
filed.Police have not stated whether or
not they have found the driver responsible for the accident.
Posted by:
Texas Personal Injury Attorney Michael Grossman
| Posted on:
7/29/2010
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