Multi-Vehicle Accident at Highway 46 and Interstate 5 in Kern County

San Joaquin Valley Automobile Accident Lawyer John Rozier has the subsequent update; On Saturday, November 8, 2014, a multiple vehicle accident ends in fatality.  The Kern County car collision happened on Interstate 5 near Lost Hills, at about 3 PM.

Terry Mishler, 68 years old, was driving a 2013 Dodge pickup truck while pulling a travel trailer, on southbound I-5.  The Dodge traveled onto the State Route 46 off-ramp, at the same time that Joan Marie Albert, of Alto Loma, was driving her 2008 Ford west on Highway 46 and south I-5.

It is reported that Mishler did not stop at the red light and attempted to make a right turn onto westbound Hwy 46, right when the Ford entered the intersection.  The Dodge truck and the Ford crashed into each other.

The impact sent Albert's vehicle into a light pole, while the Dodge continued across the on-ramp where it collided with a 2004 Ford that was going east on State Route 46 to southbound Interstate 5.  The pickup truck then drove off the road and down a dirt embankment.

Joan Albert died as a result of the collision.  Mishler, and the other victim sustained minor injuries in the wreck.

Please call if you would like us to investigate this accident. The event data recorders with the airbag modules may have recorded the vehicle speeds. My firm is located in Visalia on Caldwell Ave., north of Bakersfield. Attorney John Rozier. 559-713-0159 or contact us online www.nelsonrozier.com.

Multi-Car Collision on Ming Avenue & Old River Road, in Bakersfield

August 18, 2014- A fatal car collision took place in Bakersfield, on Monday.  The Kern County accident involved three vehicles.

A 2004 black, Dodge pickup truck was driving north on Old River Road.  At the intersection of Ming Avenue the pickup ran a red light and smashed into a white 2001 Chevy truck, driven by Linda Sue Beason, 66 years old.

The Chevrolet pickup was then pushed into a 2006 Honda Odyssey minivan.

Linda Sue Beason was killed in the collision.  The drivers of the Dodge and the Honda minivan were reported to be uninjured.

Fresno-Visalia-Bakersfield accident attorney, John Rozier.  Your lawyer for car crashes, wrongful deaths and personal injuries.  Big rig collisions, tankers, semi trucks.  Fog, dust storms, downed or blocked stop signs.  www.nelsonrozier.com or call me at 559-713-0159.

Motorcycle Collision on California Avenue near Kerman

August 15, 2014- A motorcycle accident ends in fatality, in Fresno County.  The vehicle collision occurred near Kerman, on Friday, at about 12 AM.

The driver of a Dodge pickup truck was traveling on California Avenue, near Goldenrod Avenue, east of Kerman.  The truck attempted to make a u-turn and collided with motorcyclist Wayne Kangiser, 39 years old.

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Kangiser was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.

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.  Your lawyer for wrongful deaths, automobile accidents, elder abuse, and personal injuries.

Car Collision on Maricopa Highway in Kern County Ends in Fatality

June 23, 2014- A fatal car accident happened on Monday, in Kern County.  The vehicle collision took place on Maricopa Highway, west of Old River Road, near Bakersfield.

The driver of a red Honda car, Benjamin Grajeda, 19 years old, of Lebec, was headed east on Highway 166.  He attempted to pass eastbound traffic on the shoulder of the roadway.  The Honda swerved out of control, and smashed into a Dodge work truck that was in the westbound lane.

Grajeda was prounounced dead at the scene of the incident.

The driver of the pickup truck sustained minor injuries.

Fresno-Visalia-Bakersfield accident attorney, John Rozier.  Your lawyer for car crashes, wrongful deaths and personal injuries.  Big rig collisions, tankers, semi trucks.  Fog, dust storms, downed or blocked stop signs.  www.nelsonrozier.com or call me at 559-713-0159.