[09-23-2022] Yuba County, CA – One Woman Dead, Another One Injured in Single-Vehicle Crash on Quincy La Porte Road

According to the California Highway Patrol, an unidentified female was driving a silver 2007 Chevy Trailblazer at an unknown rate of speed when she crashed and was killed in Yuba.

The crash occurred at about 6:45 p.m. on Quincy La Porte Road, east of New York Flat Road in Yuba County.

At the time the report was made, no one knew why the SUV went off the road, but the left side of the Trailblazer hit a hill.

According to the CHP report, the accident did a lot of damage to the left side of the car.

The crash killed the driver of the car, a 19-year-old woman from Brownsville who has not been identified. The woman’s head was hurt “very badly,” according to the report. A 23-year-old woman from Brownsville was a passenger in the SUV. She got minor injuries.

At the time of the report, neither alcohol nor drugs were thought to have caused the crash. However, the accident was still being looked into.

Officials said that the 19-year-old driver’s name would be made public after the right people are notified.

If you know anything about either crash, call the California Highway Patrol Yuba-Sutter Area Office at 530-674-5141.

Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash Accident

Driver error is the most common cause of single-vehicle accidents. Usually, these things happen when a driver makes a mistake and hits another car. Tires going flat, car problems, and other problems are also reasons.

When only one car is involved in an accident, and someone gets hurt, this is called a “single-vehicle accident.” These accidents kill more than 1,100 people yearly or about 8% of all traffic deaths.

Every year, more than 30,000 people die in car accidents in the US, and 2.1 million people are hurt. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says that 95% of people don’t wear their seatbelts.

Single-car accidents can be avoided if drivers pay attention to their surroundings and don’t do things like text or talk on their phones. They should also keep their cars in good shape to avoid mechanical problems that could cause accidents.

Yuba County Car Accident Lawyers

Even though most people who get hurt in car accidents can’t return to work or school, reckless driving is still a crime, even if it doesn’t kill anyone else.

When someone dies in an accident because another driver was careless, the driver’s insurance company can be sued for wrongful death.

When witnesses are called to testify in depositions or trials, they have to do so in front of a large group of people while remembering the past bad things that have happened to them. Legal problems that haven’t been solved may affect people’s mental health.

If a driver causes a car accident, he or she needs to be held accountable as soon as possible. It is necessary to hold people accountable when carelessness results in many deaths.

Even though they sometimes ask for wrongful death, lawsuits can help people whose loved ones have died. This decision will hurt the drivers in the Golden State.

Yuba County car accident lawyers from Arash Law have won more than $500 million for their clients. Most of our clients live in California, in places like Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Riverside, San Jose, and Sacramento. Call us at (888) 488-1391 to have one of our skilled lawyers look over your case.