April 5 fatal accident on Highway 46 kills three

On April 5 three people were killed in a wrongful death accident on Highway 46 near Lost Hills. The accident was a head-on collision between a van and a Jeep Cherokee. Three people were pinned in the vehicles and were pronounced dead at the scene of the accident. Two other people were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. There was a small fire in the van which firefighter crews attended to. The stretch of highway was closed for about four hours after the accident. This stretch of highway has been given the nick name Blood Alley due to the high number of fatal crashes that occur here. http://www.nelsonrozier.com/

Blood Alley deaths on Highway 46

April 5, 2010--Monday's 3 deaths on Highway 46 in Kern County occurred along what has become known as Blood Alley.  A van and a Jeep Cherokee had a head-on collision 2 miles west of Lost Hills between Brown Material Road and Lost Hills Road.  In addition to the three killed, 2 others were injured.

This blog has documented several other Highway 46 accidents in the past year.  If you would like us to investigate your accident, please call before the vehicles are destroyed.  The event data recorders can be downloaded to determine pre-accident speeds, etc.  http://www.nelsonrozier.com/

April 4 Exeter accident on Spruce Street

On April 4 a truck crashed into a vacant building on Spruce Street in Exeter. Reportedly the man was driving his Ford F-150 on Spruce Street when he crashed into a load-bearing wall of a former medical marijuana facility. The crash caused $120,000 worth of damage. The driver was taken to Kaweah Delta Medical Center with moderate injuries. http://www.nelsonrozier.com/

April 5 wrongful death accident in Fresno at Clovis Avenue and Butler Avenue

On April 5 Lankin Vang was killed in a wrongful death accident at the intersection of Clovis Avenue and Butler Avenue in Fresno. Reportedly Vang was driving a Toyota Tacoma at a high rate of speed when the truck slammed into a tree. He was taken to Community Regional Medical Center and later died there. http://www.nelsonrozier.com/