Fort Lauderdale, FL (January 22, 2019) - Three people sustained injuries in a two-car crash on Monday, January 21st in Fort Lauderdale. The accident happened at the intersection of Northwest 31st Avenue and Northwest Sixth Street.
According to Batallion Chief Michael Kane of the Broward Fire Rescue, a Nissan Altima and an Oldsmobile Cutlass collided with one another around 9:30 am. One of the wheels on the Cutlass was torn off by the impact of the crash and the car struck a fence. Two men and one woman were transported to the hospital with injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening.
There is no word on what caused the crash and the accident remains under investigation at this time.
Approximately 400,000 accidents will be reported across Florida this year. Of these accidents, over half of them will involve injury to one or more parties involved in the crash. When you have been hurt in a Florida car accident, you can experience severe injuries such as broken bones, head injuries, soft tissue damage, and spinal cord and brain injuries. A car accident can literally change your world in seconds. Where you have been injured at the hands of another driver, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.
The Florida car accident attorneys at Rubenstein Law are here to help when you have been the victim of negligence. We work each day to ensure that innocent accident victims walk away from a crash with the compensation they need to get their life back on track.
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