[10-12-2021] Yuba County, CA – One Person Killed After a Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash in Marysville

An unidentified 29-year-old man was killed after a fiery two-vehicle collision in Marysville on Tuesday morning, October 12.

The accident happened in the area of Hammonton-Smartsville Road and Dollitle Drive, just outside Beale Air Force Base, at approximately 7:00 a.m.

A silver 2008 Infiniti was heading east at high speeds on Hammonton-Smartville when the driver lost control of his vehicle and veered into the northbound lanes.

The 2008 Infiniti then collided head-on with a westbound Clark Pest Control Ford F-150 on the northbound lanes. The Infiniti then caught fire after the crash. The driver of the Infiniti was trapped in the burning car and was, unfortunately, pronounced dead at the scene.

The pickup truck driver complained of pain was declined treatment. It’s unclear whether drugs or alcohol played a role in the accident. Both vehicles were towed away from the scene. Local authorities are further investigating the cause of the collision.

Fatal Two-Vehicle Collision Statistics

Even though the overall number of deaths and deaths as a percentage of the US population had decreased over the previous two decades, the trend shifted in 2015 and continued to rise in 2016. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), approximately 37,461 people died in 34,436 car accidents in 2016 or 102 deaths per day on average.

California’s extensive and congested highways are notorious for deadly car accidents. Every year, many people are killed in car accidents at high speeds and truck accidents in California. Every day, car accidents occur on California’s highways, with some resulting in severe injuries and even death. One or more drivers’ carelessness is to blame for many fatal car accidents in California, which is tragic.

According to the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), 3,563 people died in car accidents last year in California. Thousands of people are grieving and dealing with new losses due to the deadly accidents in California.

Yuba County Wrongful Death Attorney for Victims of Fatal Two-Vehicle Collisions

When a person is killed in a car accident, the deceased’s family members are left to deal with the aftermath. The surviving family members of the deceased may be able to file a wrongful death claim to help pay for the funeral expenses of their loved one’s estate.

In addition, it is necessary to seek compensation for damages such as loss of consortium, loss of future earnings for a loved one, and emotional suffering. A wrongful death claim can only be made if the negligent party was directly to blame for the victim’s injuries and death.

Here at Arash Law, you’ll find some of the state’s top car accident attorneys. Over the years, our injury lawyers have amassed over 200 million dollars in compensation for their clients from all over the state. We will stand up for your legal rights so you can concentrate on getting better instead of worrying about legal battles. To schedule a free consultation, call us at (888) 488-1391 or email us.