Arroyo Grande Multiple Vehicle Crash on Northbound Highway 101

July 12, 2014- A head-on collision ends in a multi-vehicle pile-up, in San Luis Obispo County, on Saturday.  The car accident happened on Highway 101 in Arroyo Grande, at about 9:30 PM.

The driver of one automobile is reported to have entered northbound Highway 101, going the wrong way on the Grand Avenue off-ramp.  That car crashed into another vehicle head-on.

As a result of the head-on crash, at least three other vehicles were also involved in the incident.  The accident blocked both northbound lanes of the freeway.

The driver of one of the cars had to be extricated from the auto by the jaws of life.  That driver sustained injury and was taken to Sierra Vista Hospital for treatment.  One other victim was also injured and taken to the hospital.

Please give me a call if you need legal representation or a consultation. Attorney John Rozier, your lawyer for car crashes, and elder abuse.  I specialize in personal injury cases that have resulted from vehicle accidents.  www.nelsonrozier.com or call us at 559-713-0159. My firm is located in Visalia, east if San Luis Obispo County.

December 15 Highway 99 5-car accident in Merced injures 2

On December 15 five cars were involved in a collision on Highway 99 near Winton Parkway in Merced. The accident happened when the driver of a Chevy pickup failed to see the traffic ahead of him slowing down. He tried to swerve to avoid an accident but hit a Ford Ranger. He then swerved into the median, lost control of the vehicle, and hit a Toyota Tundra. The Chevy then hit a Honda Pilot. The Pilot was then pushed into the slow lane and hit a big rig. Two people were treated for injuries. This is a good example of how one minor incident can quickly escalate. It was fortunate that no major injuries resulted from this accident. http://www.nelsonrozier.com/


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