Overland Park, KS (June 4, 2024) – On Monday, June 3, there were reported injuries in the aftermath of a vehicle collision in the Overland Park area. The accident was reported late that afternoon around 4:54 p.m. at the intersection of Antioch Road and W. 95th Street. At least one person was reportedly injured according to initial reports.
Emergency crews were quickly dispatched to render aid to the involved parties. Those requiring further treatment were later hospitalized for additional help. At this time, the severity and number of the related injuries have not been confirmed. The roadway was temporarily closed while emergency crews were present. Tow trucks were needed to clear the site of the resulting debris and reopen the area to outside traffic. An ongoing investigation into the cause of the accident is being handled by local law enforcement officials.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
Distracted Driving Crashes in Kansas
In Kansas, driver distraction has grown to be a significant issue. In 2021 alone, distracted driving was a factor in 18.1 percent of traffic accidents in Kansas, and every year in the United States, distracted driving claims the lives of more than 3,000 people. Many more sustain injuries that change their lives. Sending texts, interacting with passengers, and adjusting the radio are all examples of distracted driving that can divert your attention from the road. Roughly 10 percent of the time, distracted drivers take their eyes off the road ahead. Anyone who has to drive should be concerned about this. To get the most out of your case, if you or a loved one is harmed in an automobile accident, work with an experienced attorney.
You may be able to pursue a personal injury claim after a serious crash if you or someone close to you is hurt. It is always in your best interests to work closely with a competent Overland Park car crash lawyer. Contact the offices of Bretz Injury Law today at 620-524-0080 to get started on your case.
