On Thursday, August 27, 2015, a fatal semi truck accident took place in Kings County. The big rig collision occurred near Hanford, at approximately 4:30 PM.
A 22 year old Hanford man was driving a Honda Civic south on 14th Avenue. A silage truck, driven by Mario Duran, of Corcoran was headed north on 14th Avenue.
The big rig slowed and started to turn left onto Fargo Avenue, without yielding to the automobile. The Honda smashed into the front corner of the tractor-trailer.
The Civic's driver suffered serious injuries and was airlifted to Community Regional Medical Center, in Fresno. He later died in the hospital.
Duran was not harmed in the crash.
This collision requires more investigation. Please give us a call, if you are a relative or are in touch
with the family, and would like us to investigate this accident further. We are
located in Visalia, on Caldwell Ave.
Attorney John Rozier 559-713-0159 or online at www.nelsonrozier.com.
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Monday, August 31, 2015
Saturday, August 29, 2015
Big Rig Accident Kills One, on 14th Avenue & Fargo Avenue, in Kings County
August 27, 2015- A young man died in a car collision with a semi truck, on Thursday, near Hanford. The Kings County big rig accident happened on 14th Avenue, at about 4:30 PM.
Mario Duran, of Corcoran, was driving a 1994 Peterbilt silage truck, traveling north on 14th Avenue. At the same time a Honda Civic, driven by a Hanford man, 22, was southbound on 14th Ave.
The tractor-trailer attempted to turn left onto Fargo Avenue, and failed to yield to the Honda, which had the right-of-way. The automobile crashed into the front corner of the big rig.
The car's driver sustained severe injuries. He was taken by helicopter to Community Regional Medical Center, for treatment. He died from his trauma in the hospital.
Duran was not injured.
Mario Duran, of Corcoran, was driving a 1994 Peterbilt silage truck, traveling north on 14th Avenue. At the same time a Honda Civic, driven by a Hanford man, 22, was southbound on 14th Ave.
The tractor-trailer attempted to turn left onto Fargo Avenue, and failed to yield to the Honda, which had the right-of-way. The automobile crashed into the front corner of the big rig.
The car's driver sustained severe injuries. He was taken by helicopter to Community Regional Medical Center, for treatment. He died from his trauma in the hospital.
Duran was not injured.
Fresno-Visalia-Hanford accident attorney, John Rozier. Your lawyer for car crashes, wrongful
deaths and personal injuries. Our condolences go out to the families in
this collision. Please let us help you. www.nelsonrozier.com or call me at 559-713-0159.
Friday, August 28, 2015
Kings County Semi Truck Crash Ends Fatally, on 14th Avenue, near Hanford
Kings and Tulare County Wrongful Death Lawyer John Rozier has the following report; On Thursday, August 28, 2015, a semi truck crash ended in fatality, near Hanford. The big rig collision happened at approximately 4:32 PM.
A Honda Civic automobile, driven by a 22 year old Hanford man, was headed south on 14th Avenue, near Fargo Avenue. A Peterbilt tractor-trailer, driven by Mario Duran, 53, of Corcoran, was traveling north on 14th Ave.
The silage truck reportedly turned left, right in front of the car, and the two vehicles collided.
The Honda driver suffered major trauma. He was airlifted to Community Regional Medical Center, in Fresno. He later died in the hospital from his injuries.
Duran was not hurt in the accident.
A Honda Civic automobile, driven by a 22 year old Hanford man, was headed south on 14th Avenue, near Fargo Avenue. A Peterbilt tractor-trailer, driven by Mario Duran, 53, of Corcoran, was traveling north on 14th Ave.
The silage truck reportedly turned left, right in front of the car, and the two vehicles collided.
The Honda driver suffered major trauma. He was airlifted to Community Regional Medical Center, in Fresno. He later died in the hospital from his injuries.
Duran was not hurt in the accident.
The
scene of the accident should be independently inspected as soon as possible.
Please call Mr. Rozier today, so we can investigate. 559-713-0159,
or contact online at www.nelsonrozier.com.
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