Dense Fog Caused 20 Car Accidents on Highway 198, Between Lemoore and Hanford

Tulare, Kings, Kern, and Fresno County Collision Lawyer John L. Rozier has the following accident report; On Tuesday, February 3, 2015, forty two cars were involved in 20 separate crashes near Hanford.  The multiple vehicle accidents took place on Highway 198 east, as a result of dense fog, at around 7:45 AM.

The first collision occurred on the eastbound freeway near 14th Avenue, between Lemoore and Hanford.  The CHP reported that visibility was at 600-1,200 feet at the time of the accidents.

Five or more people were hurt.  Their injuries ranged from minor to moderate.  All were taken for treatment to the hospital.

Please give Mr. Rozier a call at 559-713-0159.  He specializes in fog-related automobile accidents.  Let him help you in your time of need.  www.nelsonrozier.com

Fresno County Multi-Car Collision, near Parlier Caused by Wrong-Way Driver

On Thursday, February 12, 2015, foggy weather contributed to a multi-vehicle accident near Parlier.  The Fresno County 4-car pileup was caused by wrong-way driver, at Manning and Riverbend avenues, at around 6:30 AM.

The California Highway Patrol reported that one driver was traveling eastbound in the opposite lanes of traffic on Manning Avenue.  The crash hurt at least two people.  Those injured were taken to a local hospital.

Officers reported that the fog could have been a factor in the collision.

If you need a lawyer please call Attorney John Rozier, your personal injury specialist handling all types of crashes, including those that are fog-related.  I am located in Visalia on Caldwell Avenue.  559-713-0159, or contact online at www.nelsonrozier.com.

Kings County Multiple Automobile Crashes on Highway 198 Caused by Fog

February 3, 2015- Multiple vehicle collisions occurred near Hanford as a result of early morning fog, on Tuesday.  The Kings County car accidents all happened on Highway 198, with the first crash near 14th Avenue, at about 7:45 AM.

The automobiles collisions that happened on the eastbound highway, between Lemoore and Hanford, were all fog-related, according to the California Highway Patrol.  At the time of the twenty crashes, that involved at least 42 vehicles, visibility was at 600 to 1200 feet.

At least five people were injured in the incidents.  The victims injuries were from minor to moderate.  They were taken to the hospital for treatment of their wounds.

Please give me a call if you need legal representation or a consultation. Attorney John Rozier.  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, on Caldwell Ave.

Wrong Way Driver on Manning Avenue, near Parlier, Led to Multi-Car Crash

On Thursday, February 12, 2015, a multi-car accident took place near Parlier.  The fog-related vehicle collision occurred at about 6:30 AM, in Fresno County.

One driver was said to have been traveling the wrong way in the westbound lanes on Manning Avenue, when the crash happened.  The accident occurred at Manning and Riverbend avenues.

At least two victims were hurt and taken to the hospital.

It is reported that the foggy weather was a factor in the collision.

The police report of this accident will be probably be ready in a week or two.  If you would like us to start investigating this accident--please call.  We can come to you. www.nelsonrozier.com or give me a call at 559-713-0159.  Attorney John Rozier of Visalia.

Car Driving Wrong-way Led to Multiple Vehicle Accident in Fresno County

February 12, 2015- Two people were hurt in a multi-vehicle collision, in Fresno County.  The 4-car accident happened near Parlier, at about 6:30 AM.

The automobile crash occurred at Manning and Riverbend avenues.  One driver was reported to have been driving east in the westbound lanes of Manning Avenue.

At least two people sustained injuries and were taken to the hospital.

The weather at the time of the incident was very foggy.  This could have contributed to the collision.

No other information is available at this time.

The law offices of Nelson and Rozier are located in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley in Visalia. Our attorneys specialize in fog-related accidents. If you would like experienced and reliable representation for your fog-related accident please contact us at www.nelsonrozier.com or call Attorney John Rozier at 559-713-0159.

Highway 198 Fog-Related Vehicle Collisions Between Lemoore and Hanford

A total of twenty automobile collisions took place in Kings County, on Tuesday, February 3, 2015.  The vehicle accidents all happened on eastbound Highway 198, and involved at least 42 cars,  The first crash began at approximately 7:45 AM, near 14th Avenue, between Hanford and Lemoore.

The CHP said that the collisions were all fog-related.  Visibility at the time of the wrecks was at 600-1200 feet.

It has been reported that five or more people were hurt.  Their injuries ranged from minor to moderate.  The victims were taken to the hospital by ambulance for treatment.

Please call us this afternoon to preserve evidence of these accidents.  Mr. Rozier is a lawyer that specializes in fog-related vehicle collisions, and personal injuries.  559-713-0159 or online at www.nelsonrozier.com.

Foggy Weather Causes 20 Car Accidents on Highway 198 near Hanford

February 3, 2015- Twenty car collisions, involving 42 vehicles were caused by low visibility because of fog, on Highway 198.  The Kings County crashes happened near Hanford, on Tuesday, starting at about 7:45 AM.

The four-mile stretch of the eastbound Highway 198, between Lemoore and Hanford was the area of the incidents, which started near 14th Avenue.

Officers reported that at the time of the collisions motorists could only see between 600 and 1,200 feet in front of their automobiles.

At least five people were hurt, with injuries ranging from minor to moderate.  They were taken to the hospital for treatment.

If you need a lawyer please call Attorney John Rozier, your personal injury specialist handling all types of crashes.  I specialize in fog-related collisions.  I am located in Visalia, east of Hanford, with an office on Caldwell Ave  559-713-0159.  www.nelsonrozier.com

Fresno County Chain-Reaction Semi Truck Crash, on Highway 41, Ends in Fatality

January 28, 2015- A two semi truck collision caused chain reaction of accidents, in Fresno County, on Wednesday.  The big rig crash killed one driver and left others injured on Highway 41, at about 3 AM.

A Foster Farms poultry truck, carrying chickens, had pulled off to the side of Highway 41, on the northbound freeway, north of Central Avenue.  The driver of the big rig, from Livingston, was out of the cab, when a tanker truck, driven by Brandon Russell, 33, of Visalia. crashed into it.

The driver of the poultry truck was pinned under one of the front tires of his vehicle, for about 40 minutes.  The impact caused the Foster Farms truck to jackknife.

A short time later a pickup truck, driven by Mario Moreno, of Riverdale, and then another Foster Farms truck, driven by Hoscar Rodriguez, of Fresno, both crashed into the first two tractor-trailers.

The driver of the first poultry truck suffered serious injuries.  He was taken to Community Regional Medical Center, in Fresno.  He later died at the hospital.

Russell sustained major injuries, but they are reported to not be life-threatening.  Moreno received minor injuries.  Both men were also taken to Community Regional for treatment.

The CHP reported that the foggy weather conditions were partly to blame for the collision.

The accident is under investigation.

Issues still remaining to be investigated include determining the speed of the big rig, whether road conditions may have contributed to this accident, and whether the facts of this accident as reported are accurate.  If you would like these issues investigated further then please call Attorney John Rozier, your personal injury, and wrongful death lawyer, at 559-713-0159  or reach us at www.nelsonrozier.com.

Multi-Vehicle Crash West of Visalia, on Highway 198

Visalia Collision Attorney John Rozier has the following report; On Wednesday, January 14, 2015, a 3-vehicle pileup occurred on Highway 198 and Road 64, near Highway 99.  The multi-car accident happened in Tulare County, at about 9:25 AM, as a result of low visibility from the fog.

A semi truck, driven by Steve L. Frisby, of Visalia, turned from Road 64 onto the highway.  At the same time a red Lincoln MKZ, traveling in the slow lane on Hwy 198, was headed towards the big rig.

As the tractor-trailer turned into the intersection, the Lincoln, driven by Claudia De Esquivel, hit the back of the vehicle.  De Esquivel had attempted to stop before the crash, but was unable to.

Cheriee Brown was driving a gray 2008 Acura car when she smashed into the back of the Lincoln.  The impact pushed the MKZ under the semi truck.

Brown and De Esquivel suffered moderate injuries.  They were taken for treatment, to Kaweah Delta Medical Center, in Visalia.

Frisby wasn't hurt in the collision.

Officers reported that the foggy weather played a part in the incident.

Mr. Rozier is located right here in Visalia and would like to speak to those involved in the accident.  Please give him a call at 559-713-0159 or contact at www.nelsonrozier.com.

Tulare County Multiple Vehicle Accident on Highway 198, near Visalia

January 14, 2015- A three-vehicle collision caused by fog, took place on Highway 198, on Wednesday.  The big rig accident happened west of Visalia, in Tulare County, at approximately 9:25 AM.

Steve L. Frisby, of Visalia, was driving his tractor-trailer on Road 64, when he attempt to turn onto the highway.  There was low visibility as a result of the fog, and Frisby did not see an automobile headed towards him, in the slow lane.

The semi truck pulled out into the intersection, and the red Lincoln MKZ, driven by Claudia De Esquivel, crashed into it.  De Esquivel tried to stop in time, but was unable to avoid the collision.  The Lincoln hit the back of the big rig.

A grey 2008 Acura, driven by Cheriee Brown, was following behind the Lincoln when the initial crash happened.  The Acura collided into the back of the first auto and pinned it under the semi truck.

Both women sustained moderate injuries and were taken to Kaweah Delta Medical Center.

Frisby was not injured in the incident.

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.

Automobile Collision with Big Rig on Highway 198 Near Highway 99, West of Visalia

Tulare County Personal Injury Lawyer John Rozier has the following accident update; On January 14, 2015, two cars and a semi truck collided, because of low visibility, just west of Visalia.  The three-vehicle pileup happened at Highway 198 and Road 64, on Wednesday, at about 9:25 AM.

A semi truck, driven by Steve Frisby, of Visalia, was turning from Road 64, onto Highway 198.  The weather was foggy, and Frisby failed to see a red Lincoln MKZ in the slow lane and pulled out into the intersection, right in front of it.

The Lincoln, which was driven by Claudia De Esquivel, 34, of Visalia, attempted to stop to avoid the big rig, but the car crashed into the rear of the truck.

Cheriee Brown was driving a grey 2008 Acura directly behind the Lincoln and also collided with the other two vehicles.  The Acura struck the back of the MKZ and pinned it under the tractor-trailer.

Brown and De Esquivel suffered moderate injuries.  They were taken by ambulance to Kaweah Delta Medical Center, in Visalia.

Frisby was not hurt in the crash.

The CHP said that the fog played a major factor in the collision.

The scene of the accident should be independently inspected as soon as possible.  Please call Mr. Rozier at 559-713-0159, or contact online at www.nelsonrozier.com.  He specializes in fog-related automobile collisions.

Fog-Related Vehicle Collision in Downtown Fresno, on Tulare and R Streets

Visalia Accident Attorney John Rozier has the subsequent collision report; On Wednesday, January 14, 2015, a fog-related accident took place in Fresno.  The car accident happened in the morning hours, in downtown Fresno.

The Fresno Police said that the crash occurred at the intersection of Tulare and R streets, between a silver GMC pickup truck and at least one other vehicle.  They were caused by the dense fog in the area.

Injuries were reported, but no further details are known at this time.

Mr. Rozier is 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 him at 559-713-0159.

January 15 fog accidents in Fresno area

On January 15 there were several accidents related to the fog in the Fresno area. At Highway 145 and Shaw Avenue a motorcycle and a car were involved in a crash around 5:30 am. Visibility was down to just 600 feet at that time. The motorcyclist was taken to Community Regional Medical Center.

Another fog-related crash near Highway 152 and Road 9 near Madera. This crash involved a big rig and at least one other vehicle. The fast lane of Highway 152 was blocked for awhile due to the accident.

The law offices of Nelson and Rozier are located in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley in Visalia. Our attorneys specialize in fog-related accidents. If you would like experienced and reliable representation for your fog-related accident please contact us at http://www.nelsonrozier.com/ or call attorney John Rozier at 559-713-0159.

Severe fog causes accident on Highway 180 near Kerman and on Highway 99 near Avenue 368

On December 16 Highway 180 mear Madera Avenue in Kerman was blocked due to a fog-related accident. The CHP also reported an accident between a pickup and a big rig on Highway 99 near Avenue 368 that was due to the fog. Several Valley school districts were on foggy day schedules and the CHP is pacing traffic in various areas of the Valley. Visibility was reported to be less than 200 feet on Highway 198 in Hanford and less than 500 feet from Tulare to Kingsburg. Motorists are cautioned to drive at speeds appropriate for the conditions to avoid further incidents.

Fog continues throughout the Valley

Heavy fog was reported this morning on the Fresno-Tulare County line. Visibility was reportedly 500 feet or less. Further south on Highway 99 visibility was reported at 200 feet. Southbound Highway 41 between Manning and Nebraska had reported visibility of 300-400 feet. Motorists are cautioned to drive more slowly during foggy conditions. A vehicle should be able to stop within the visibility range. For instance, if visibility is 500 feet, the vehicle should be going slow enough to reach a complete stop within 500 feet. This will ensure that the driver will not be caught off guard by hidden obstacles and will have adequate time to stop. http://www.nelsonrozier.com/

Patchy fog is Valley requires extra caution

According to the Fresno Bee, patchy fog in the Valley prompted a special weather alert from the National Weather Service. Visibility on Highway 198 was as little as a quarter mile. Other major roads affected by the fog are routes 41, 43, 99, and 152. Drivers are cautioned to leave extra early to allow for adequate time when driving, drive more slowly, and leave extra room for other vehicles. Every year fog-related accidents cause fatalities on the Valley's roadways. Our lawfirm specializes in fog-related accidents and urges drivers to drive with caution to avoid further calamity. http://www.nelsonrozier.com/