[08-23-2023] – Orange County, CA – 59-Year-Old Woman Killed, Several Others Injured After 3-Vehicle Crash In Huntington Beach

[08-23-2023] 59-Year-Old Woman Killed, Several Others Injured After 3-Vehicle Crash In Huntington Beach

A 59-year-old woman died, and several others were injured after a multi-vehicle crash in Huntington Beach, Orange County, on Wednesday morning, August 23, 2023.

The Huntington Beach Police Department responded to the fatal car crash at around 10:30 a.m. along Garfield Avenue and Magnolia Street. The vehicles involved in the crash include a white BMW 5, a white Ford Ranger, and a black Nissan Sentra.

Authorities stated that the 59-year-old driver of the black Nissan Sentra, with a male passenger, was exiting from a parking lot when the white BMW 5 crashed onto the driver’s side of the vehicle, which subsequently crashed into a Ford Ranger nearby.

All vehicle occupants immediately received aid from paramedics. However, the occupants of the Nissan were both in critical condition and were rushed to the hospital. Officials said the female Nissan driver died later on.

Both the 40-year-old female driver of the BMW 5 and the 42-year-old driver of the Ranger were in stable condition and cooperated with officials investigating the incident.

No arrests were stated or reported while officials investigated the cause of the collision. The investigation into the collision is ongoing.

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The recklessness of another driver can cause severe damage and affect the lives of others. If you or someone you know has been invovled in a major vehicle accident due to someone else’s negligence, the following steps may help you.

  1. Contact emergency respondents and authorities and inform them about the collision. Authorities will create an official report based on accident-related data.
  2. Inspect yourself for injuries and prioritize yourself.
  3. Obtain necessary information from the other involved motorist’s name, phone number, and insurance information. Photograph license plates, automobiles, and other potential evidence.
  4. Complete reports following the instructions given by California insurance firms. There are deadlines for these reports, so file them as soon as possible.
  5. Provide the necessary information to your claims adjustor. Consult an attorney before recording comments or accepting compensation offers from insurance companies.
  6. Keep all necessary documents, such as the police report, medical bills, driver’s ID of those involved, and injury treatment plans.
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Car Accident Statistics

Unintentional injuries and fatalities caused by vehicles have slightly decreased nationwide since 2021. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, despite a decrease of 0.3% in accidents from 2021, the numbers are still around the 40,000s, with 42,795 total fatalities by 2022. Compared to the number of fatalities in 2020 of 46,980, the numbers have been on a relatively positive and steady decrease.

According to the National Safety Council, in 2020, automobile accidents were the cause of 42,338 fatalities, exceeding the 39,107 recorded the year before. 3,847 fatalities in California alone were attributable to traffic-related events.

Single-car crashes accounted for 59% of these incidences, while multi-vehicle collisions comprised 41%. Side impacts were the most fatal of these crashes, which also caused many injuries. There were approximately 8,000 side crash reports made in 2020.

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