Pinecrest, FL (January 23, 2019) - A crash in Pinecrest left one person dead and several more injured on Tuesday, January 22nd. The crash took place around 9:00 pm at Southwest 72nd Avenue and US 1.
Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue were called to the scene in reference to the collision. Police say that the crash was caused when an SUV attempted to make a turn from Southwest 72nd onto US 1. As the driver was making the turn, the SUV collided with a van traveling northbound on US 1. The impact caused the van to roll over. An adult passenger inside the van was killed, while several more were hurt. A total of seven people were hurt in the crash.
Police continue to investigate. There is no word on whether speed or alcohol played a factor in the wreck.
About 250,000 injury crashes will take place in our state this year alone. When you have been injured in a crash, you may feel that you have nowhere to turn. Your medical bills are piling up and you are missing time from work. Meanwhile, you may also be facing a long road to recovery from serious and debilitating injuries.
When you find yourself in this situation, you will need to seek the assistance of an experienced Florida car accident attorney. Our team at Rubenstein Law brings decades of experience to every case. We know the steps that need to be taken to maximize your compensation when you have been injured by a negligent motorist.
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