[06-28-2023] Los Angeles County, CA – Multi-Vehicle Crash Injures Six People in Granada Hills, One Extricated from Wreckage

Six people were injured, one of whom had to be extricated, after a multi-vehicle crash in Granada Hills, Los Angeles, on Wednesday afternoon, June 28, 2023.

According to Los Angles Fire Department, the crash occurred in the 13200 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard shortly after noon.

There is no information as to what caused the crash, but at least two cars seemed to suffer severe damage from the collision.

It has been reported that the person extricated, a 50-60-year-old male, is in critical condition, and the two others in serious condition were taken to area hospitals. Three of the other patients were treated at the scene. A child was also seen being taken by the ambulance.

Two additional patients in critical condition were also transported. The people’s identities involved in the multi-vehicle crash have not been disclosed.

Authorities are still conducting their investigation.

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What To Do After A Car Accident

Being involved in an automobile accident can be intimidating and traumatic. In addition to physical injuries, there may be psychological and monetary consequences. Understanding what to do after a car accident can help you protect your legal rights, maintain your safety, and recover from injuries. This guide will outline what to do following a car accident:

• Examine for injuries: Check yourself and others for injuries first. If you require medical assistance, dial 911.
• If feasible, move your vehicle to a secure location, such as the road shoulder.
• Contact the management: Notify law enforcement or the state highway patrol of the accident.
• Provide the other drivers involved in the accident with your insurance and contact details.
• Photograph the accident scene, including any damaged vehicles and injured parties.
• Collect witness information: obtain the contact information of accident witnesses.
• Notify your insurance company: Notify your insurance company immediately of the accident.
• If you have been injured or damaged property, consider contacting a car accident attorney in California.

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Multi-Vehicle Accident Statistics

In the United States, automobile accidents are the primary cause of accidental death and injury. Automobile accidents cause 10 million injuries and fatalities annually.

According to the National Safety Council, traffic fatalities rose 8.3% in 2020. In 2019, 39,117 individuals were killed in motor vehicle accidents. The following year witnessed 42,338 fatalities.

Moreover, 3,847 people perished in California automobile accidents in 2020. Multiple vehicles were involved in 41% of all fatal incidents (1,587 deaths, or 41% of all fatalities). One-vehicle accidents caused 59% of fatalities.