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Metro Bus and Blue Line Train in Los Angeles Public Transit Accident

Seven were injured in an accident when two public transit vehicles, a Metro bus and Blue line train, crashed into each other in Los Angeles. All seven people were taken to hospitals with injuries, none of which were life-threatening.

The Los Angeles Metro Bus was carrying 15 people at the time of the accident, as it moved south on Broadway near Washington Boulevard. The train was carrying around 200 people on its way to Long Beach, authorities reported. At around 6:55 a.m., the bus and the train crashed.

The seven injured included the train’s operator and the bus driver. As of now, it is not known what the cause of the accident was. An investigation is ongoing.

If you have been injured in a bus accident, train accident, or other public transit accident in Los Angeles, make sure you take the initiative to speak with Los Angeles personal injury lawyers. Consulting with Los Angeles personal injury lawyers will help answer your questions, address your concerns, and get compensation for your injuries. Contact one of the Los Angeles personal injury lawyers at our firm for help.

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Los Angeles Accident Leaves A Person Trapped In Vehicle

A crash on Ventura Boulevard in Tarzana, a district of Los Angeles, ended with one person being stranded inside their vehicle. The Los Angeles Fire Department did not say whether or not the person trapped in the vehicle was injured.

The Los Angeles car accident took place at around 10:14 a.m., according to the time it was reported to LAFD. One vehicle, undescribed, crashed into another vehicle, a van, at a location on Ventura Boulevard near Reseda Boulevard, to the west.

When authorities arrived, one occupant of the van was trapped inside. As of yet, no other information has been provided by police or the fire department.

If you have been injured in a Los Angeles accident, it is important that you consider talking to a car accident lawyer in the area. Accidents are a serious matter – it is important that you have your legal interests completely covered. For a free consultation, contact a car accident lawyer at our Los Angeles law firm at 888.222.8286.

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Malibu Head-On Car Accident Kills 2, May Have Been Intentional

A head-on car accident that took place on Friday morning in Malibu, near Los Angeles, is thought to be intentional according to the police. The car accident killed two people and injured another.

At approximately 12:40 a.m. on the Pacific Coast highway, the two cars crashed into one another. The first, a Saturn, is believed to have caused the accident, perhaps on purpose. Before the car accident, the Saturn was seen trying to cause an accident in a different location while making a U-turn.

In this head-on accident, the Saturn crossed over into westbound lanes while traveling eastbound at a speed over 80 mph. The wrong way driver drove towards the other car, a Ford Mustang, and hit it, causing a fire upon impact. The drivers of both cars were injured. The Mustang’s passenger suffered from leg injuries and arm injuries, and was taken to a hospital for treatment.

The Pacific Coast Highway remained closed until 9 a.m. that morning.

Regardless of why it happens, a road rage accident or intentional car accident is no joking matter. If you have been injured by a person who caused an accident, intentionally or not, make sure you contact a lawyer for help immediately. Call our Los Angeles car accident lawyers for a free consultation at 310.882.6810.

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Los Angeles Accident Kills One on Sunday

A Los Angeles accident involving two vehicles has resulted in one death, says authorities. The man who died, aged between 30 and 35, has now been identified as Brandon David Brown.

The accident took place on San Diego Freeway 405 on Sunday when, reportedly, Brown drove his Toyota Tercel into the rear of an unidentified dark-colored SUV. After the accident, the SUV fled the scene before authorities got there , witnesses say.

When help arrived, Brown was declared dead at the scene of the accident. Brown was the sole occupant of his vehicle.

Although the SUV may not have caused the accident, its leaving the scene without consulting with the other driver or providing contact information may make this accident a hit and run. Los Angeles police are currently looking for the SUV. The exact cause of the car accident is still unknown.

If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident, it is important that you get in touch with lawyers for help. Whether or not you were at fault, and whether or not you plan to take legal action, make sure that you recieve professional advice about your case. Call our Los Angeles personal injury lawyers for a free consultation.

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Los Angeles Accident Between Tour Bus and Car Injures Many

In Rosemead, a suburb in Los Angeles County, an accident involving a bus and car  left a total of 10 people injured.  Los Angeles authories say that the injured were first thought to be many more, around 22, but that number was lowered later.

The accident began as a car-on-car accident, with a first vehicle hitting the car that ended up striking the bus. The car pushed the other car into traffic on the opposite side of the road, where the bus was approaching. Because the bus was coming from opposing traffic, the accident was head-on,  an attribute that likely contributed to the number and severity of injuries.

The bus was a tour bus, reportedly on its way to take passengers to a casino.

Three of the 10 injuries were critical. Two of them were from the bus, and the other an occupant of the car that hit the bus.  All 10 injured were taken to hospitals in the Los Angeles area.

If you have been injured in a car accident or bus accident, be sure to contact a lawyer for help. There are many parts of a car accident where lawyers can offer advice, including insurance policy problems and civil injury claims. For a free consultation, contact our Los Angeles lawyers quickly.

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Man Who Caused Los Angeles Accident With Police Car Arrested

A man suspected of striking LAPD patrol vehicles Friday afternoon has now been captured, reported officials. The suspect hit the patrol vehicle twice – both times intentionally, in efforts to evade capture.

Prior to the collisions that took place, the suspect had stolen the truck in which he was currently traveling. Police said the man stole the truck at around 1 pm, prompting a chase by the deputy in his patrol vehicle. At some point during the chase, which developed in East Los Angeles, the suspect stopped abruptly, an attempt at creating a collision. After this initial attempt failed the suspect then continued by backing into the police car, twice. The deputy exited his car at this point, firing at the suspect’s vehicle.

The suspect fled, taking 710 freeway in Los Angeles. The man was only caught when his vehicle crashed into tracks of the Blue Line in Los Angeles later in the afternoon.

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Man Hit By Own Truck Dies In Los Angeles

In Westwood, a man was killed by his own truck as he stood outside of a bakery. The deadly Los Angeles crash took place over the weekend, during the morning of the 21st.

The man, after exiting his truck, stood outside the bakery and in front of his truck when he was hit. It seems the truck’s brake was not engaged, causing the truck to roll into the man when he stood in its path.  The man, yet to be identified to the public, died at the scene of the accident.

After hitting the man, the truck continued past into the bakery; however no property damage was caused to the building. According to reports, the man was making deliveries and the truck was a delivery truck, which explained the man’s parking behind the bakery. The bakery was able to stay open while investigation of the incident ensued.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident of any type, remember that we at Los Angeles personal injury law firm are here to help. Call 888.222.8286 or submit your case online to receive a free consultation.

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Los Angeles County Truck Accident Knocks Out Northridge Area Power Temporarily

In Northridge, a truck that hit a power pole has knocked out the electrical service to more than 5,000 in the area. On Monday morning, roundabout 6:45 am, the truck was reported to have hit the power pole situated at the 8700 block of Canby.

When the truck accident took place, lines fell to the floor on the road, causing the electrical problems throughout the area. Also affected by the accident were several traffic signals in the vicinity of the downed power pole.

After fire officials were notified, the Los Angeles Water and Power officials were notified also, and were able to take repairs to the incident within hours. Fortunately, no injuries took place as a result of the accident.

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Two Accidents Have Fatalities In Santa Clarita Valley

Friday night was unusually unpleasant in Santa Clarita Valley, where two separate car accidents took the lives of two people. The first accident, which took place on Bouquet Canyon Road, killed Douglass Albert Rawson, a man of Saugus. Robert Doyle, another driver, was traveling southbound in his vehicle near Shadow Valley lane but fell asleep, obviously rendering him unable to drive. His vehicle veered off course into the opposing lane, with vehicles coming at him from the north. As a result, his vehicle crashed with Rawson’s.

The second accident took the life of a Francisco Diaz, who was ejected from his vehicle on Lake Hughes Road. The man’s car by two hikers, according to California Highway Patrol, and his body was found later by rescue units. At the time of the car accident, Diaz had not been wearing a seatbelt, which contributed to him being ejected. According to reports, Diaz was on the job making deliveries when he lost control, driving off the edge of the road into a ravine 95 feet below.

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One Person Dies In Los Angeles–Carson Accident

An accident that occurred near the Los Angeles Carson city boundary killed one person, also leaving another injured. At around 6:41 am, two cars collided at the intersection of Victoria and Figueora streets, authorities said. The injured person was fortunate to only sustain a minor injury. For now, the specifics of the accident are unrevealing, but the case is still undergoing investigation by police.

If you have been injured in an accident, whether or not it was your fault, you may want to speak with your lawyer before taking any action. In any accident, a lawyer can provide you with advice and information based on informed experience, which many victims of accidents may not have. To receive a free consultation, don’t hesitate to call our Los Angeles car accident lawyers at 310.882.6810.

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