Seattle Car Crash Lawyer | Winter Conditions Cause Numerous Accidents
As a Seattle car accident attorney, I know that driving during the winter months can be very challenging in the state of Washington. Poor visibility, snow and ice are all dangerous factors to consider while driving. According to King 5 News, freezing and foggy conditions on Monday morning made driving difficult for many commuters. Along I-90, a state trooper slid on black ice and flipped his patrol vehicle and landed upside down in a ditch. The accident was a single car crash and the trooper was able to walk away from the wreck with no injuries. Several more accidents and some street closures were reported throughout the morning due to the harsh conditions. It was recommended by the Washington Department of Transportation that if you are going to be traveling in inclement weather this season, you should take cation and give yourself extra time to drive slow and safe.
Driving in freezing temperatures and foggy conditions is a recipe for disaster. Black ice is difficult to see and hard to avoid. Serious injuries may result from inclement weather accidents especially in dangerous rollover accidents. The weather can be very unforgiving this time of year, be aware of road conditions as well as the maintenance of your vehicle.
If you or a member of your family have been injured in a car wreck due to inclement weather, contact a Seattle car crash lawyer to discuss your options. The health and safety of your family is the most important consideration at this time, but the insurance companies and the other parties involved do not have your best interests at heart, and you may need representation to ensure that a car accident that was someone else’s fault does not become a financial burden to your family. For more information and a free consultation, call me at Premier Law Group at (206)285-1743.
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