January 2015 - Page 61 of 61 - Injury Accident News and Opinions

January 5, 2015

Jennifer Blake, 18 Others Injured in School Bus Accident on Unionville-Indian Trail Road in Union County, NC

Union County, NC — In all, 19 people were injured in an accident involving a school bus in Union County, North Carolina, on Monday, January, 5, 2014. The accident happened in the 1500 block of Unionville-Indian Trail Road, around 7:45 in the morning. Read Full Post ‹ Jennifer Blake, 18 Others Injured in School Bus Accident on Unionville-Indian Trail Road in Union County, NC

January 3, 2015

Patricia Jordan Injured by Semi-Truck Accident on I-95 in Greenwich, CT

Patricia Jordan Hurt by Truck Accident in Greenwich — Photo Credit: Greenwich Time

Greenwich, NY — A detached trailer from a semi-truck caused a major accident last month (Monday, December 22, 2014) that almost cost a woman her life. Patricia Jordan, 48, was injured that Monday afternoon after her SUV was hit by a semi-truck’s trailer on I-95. Read Full Post ‹ Patricia Jordan Injured by Semi-Truck Accident on I-95 in Greenwich, CT

January 1, 2015

Woman, 48, Injured by Semi-Truck Accident on Hallandale Road in Sodus, MI

Sodus, Michigan — On Thursday, December 18, a woman was injured on Hillandale Road after her car was in a wreck with a semi-truck on a darkened road. Her name wasn’t released, but authorities said that she was 48 years old and form Benton Harbor. Read Full Post ‹ Woman, 48, Injured by Semi-Truck Accident on Hallandale Road in Sodus, MI

January 1, 2015

Pete Griggs Injured by 18-Wheeler Accident along Plymouth Springhill in Shelby, OH

Shelby, OH — Early Wednesday morning of this week, December 31, 2014, a man from Clyde was badly injured after an 18-wheeler ran a stop sign and caused an accident. The victim has since been identified as 44-year old Pete Griggs.
Read Full Post ‹ Pete Griggs Injured by 18-Wheeler Accident along Plymouth Springhill in Shelby, OH

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