Ashland Twp, MI (December 3, 2021) - A serious auto accident happened on a roadway in Ashland Township at approximately 9:00 p.m. on December 3. The incident was reported to local officials at around 9:00 p.m.
Sources indicate that the wreck occurred on Mason Drive between 96th Street and 104th Street when an unspecified number of vehicles were involved in a collision. The crash caused the roadway to close while responders worked at the scene.
Emergency medical technicians were observed on-site in order to assist injured parties. However, at this time, the total number of injured victims has not been reported.
Traffic was delayed in the area for an extended period of time while local officials and paramedics worked to secure the area. Local motorists were asked to find different travel routes for the time being.
Our thoughts are with those involved in this auto accident in Ashland. We hope for the full recovery of the injured victims.
Police continue to investigate the circumstances of this auto accident in Ashland Township.
Over 3 million vehicles are registered in the state of Michigan as of 2016. With this many drivers on the roadways in the Wolverine State, car wrecks are inevitable and take place hundreds of times per day. As reported by the Michigan Department of Transportation, approximately 800 car crashes happen daily in Michigan, and about 300,000 per year. Many wrecks are reported as only “fender-benders,” which don’t result in injuries or even property damage. Other collisions, however, result in severe, or even catastrophic injuries for victims. The worst car crashes are often fatal, accounting for approximately 18% of all accidental deaths in the Wolverine State.
Sustaining serious injuries in a car crash often means overwhelming and frustrating consequences. Depending on the severity of an auto accident, an injured victim may be forced into the hospital and out of work for a prolonged period of time. Injured victims may even have to endure surgery, physical therapy, and numerous visits to the doctor in order to fully recover. This can all be time and energy-consuming, not to mention expensive.
When drivers get behind the wheel intoxicated, distracted, or fatigued, or they choose to drive aggressively or thoughtlessly, they can be held accountable for their actions if they end up causing an accident. Other drivers and vehicle occupants who end up with injuries deserve compensation for their medical costs, lost wages, other out-of-pocket costs, as well as pain and suffering and other non-economic damages.
If you or someone you love has recently been involved in a traffic accident that was not your fault, you deserve to be able to collect financial compensation for your injuries. Contact a Michigan car accident attorney at your earliest convenience to discuss legal options available to you.
Contact the Michigan Legal Center today to schedule a free consultation. You will be able to discuss the details surrounding your personal injury claim with one of our traffic accident attorneys in Ashland. You will also be able to learn more about your existing legal rights toward financial compensation for your injuries and losses. You can reach us online or by phone at (248) 886-8650 at your earliest convenience. Our firm works on a contingency fee basis which means you pay nothing unless awarded full and fair financial compensation.
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