Because danger can sometimes be completely inevitable and unavoidable, it is critical that people pay attention when they are driving so they can safely navigate hazards before they turn into a serious threat. Even if they are unable to completely prevent their car from crashing, they may be able to at the very least, keep the accident from being any worse. For many motorists in Maryland, the commitment to drive safely is a priority, but it is still important to plan ahead for the unexpected risks of driving.
A recent car accident in Homestead, Florida caused serious injuries to a mother and her four children. The family was exiting a parking lot when they were slammed into by another motorist who was presumably not paying attention. The impact caused the victims vehicle to roll an estimated three times. Fortunately, all of the occupants were wearing a seatbelt. The mother later told a news station that she was unconscious when the vehicle came to a stop. The children aged 2, 3, 5 and 10 were all expected to make full recoveries, but remained hospitalized. The cause of the crash is still under investigation and it is unknown if the driver of the other vehicle will face any charges.
If people have been injured in a car accident, they may benefit from the help of an attorney. A legal professional may be able to help victims with aspects of preparing for a court case to get compensation, so victims can focus more readily on their healing and recovery.
Source: Local 10 News, "4 children injured in Homestead crash remain hospitalized," Nicole Perez and Andrea Torres, Sept. 6, 2018