LEWISVILLE, TX — A traffic accident left two people hurt in a crash in Lewisville, Texas on Tuesday, May 20th, 2014, according to a release from the DFW Police/Fire Scanner.
Investigators have reason to believe two people were hurt in an accident of an unspecified nature involving multiple vehicles on Highway 121’s Frontage Road.
Scene of the Accident
Two people were injured in the crash, and a medical helicopter was called to the scene. It is unclear what may have caused the crash, and the condition of the victims.
Officials from the Texas Department of Transportation is in charge of the crash investigation.
Commentary:
The report says that multiple vehicles were involved in the crash, and people may wonder how the situation is handled after the accident. In the State of Texas, we use a system of Modified Comparative Fault. It is a system that while not perfect, aids in bringing he-said-she-said situations that tend to come out after accidents. In this system, fault is determined by a judge or jury after being presented with evidence, and a decision is made based off a percentage scale.
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