[09-06-2022] Orange County, CA – One Person Injured in Single-Vehicle Collision On 405 Freeway In Seal Beach

According to the California Highway Patrol, a single-vehicle crash injured one person on State Route 405 Freeway Tuesday, September 6, 2022.

According to the authorities, the crash occurred at 12:09 p.m. on the freeway near Seal Beach Boulevard.

At this time, we do not have any information regarding the injured person’s condition, nor do we know their age, place of residence, or name.

Because of the accident, the authorities had to close three lanes of the freeway, which caused the traffic on the highway to be stopped for several miles.

The cause of the crash is still under investigation.

Single-Vehicle Crash Statistics

One of California’s most dangerous car accidents is a one-car accident, but many drivers don’t know this.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says that one car is to blame for 62% of all fatal car crashes in California. Because there are a lot of one-car accidents in California, drivers need to know what can lead to them.

A single-car accident can be caused by a lot of different things. “Run-off-the-road” accidents happen when a driver loses control of their car while speeding or making sharp turns on a wet, slippery road. You might find something that fell off the back of a truck or a big branch on the road.

If you get into a single-car accident that wasn’t your fault or the other driver’s, your comprehensive coverage plan may limit how much you get. In the case of a deer jumping in front of your car, for instance.

Orange County Car Accident Lawyers

As a result of their injuries, many people who are hurt in car accidents cannot return to work or school. The careless driver is still responsible for what they did, even if the victim dies. The victim’s family (or legal heirs) can sue the driver who caused the victim’s death through carelessness.

Their memories of what they lost and how sad they were hurt them. Victims have to speak in front of strangers about what happened to them during depositions and trials. It can take months or years for a case to settle, which can be difficult for a person’s mental health.

In the event of a negligent driver causing an accident, it is vital to hold them accountable. Taking responsibility for unnecessary deaths caused by carelessness is necessary. It can be challenging for people left behind to file wrongful death claims, but they can also be a source of closure for those left behind. This will benefit everyone who drives in California.

We have recovered more than $750 million for our Orange County car accident clients at Arash Law based on our decades of combined experience. Our clients live in cities such as San Francisco, Riverside, San Jose, San Diego, Sacramento, and Sherman Oaks. To schedule a free consultation, call (888) 488-1391.