Overland Park, KS (July 21, 2024) – At least one person was hurt in the aftermath of an auto accident in Overland Park on Saturday, July 20. The collision occurred that afternoon around 3:07 p.m. at the intersection of Grandview Street and W. 135th Street. Local reports indicated that there were injuries at the scene.
Emergency crews were quickly dispatched to render the necessary aid to the involved parties. Ambulances were available to transport the injured parties to local hospitals for further support. No updates on the conditions of the involved parties have been provided. Local authorities advised nearby drivers to avoid the scene and to prepare for significant delays. No additional information on the accident is currently available. Local law enforcement officials are handling the ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
Kansas Car Accidents
In Kansas, driving is a way of life, yet the more time you spend behind the wheel, the greater your chance of having a serious accident. According to the Kansas Traffic Crash Facts Book, 57,598 vehicle accidents were reported in Kansas in 2021. More than 12,000 injuries were reported in 381 deadly crashes that year, which resulted in 424 fatalities. Every year, there are around six million documented car accidents in the United States alone. It can be difficult to handle the aftermath of a serious crash on your own, and you do not want to jeopardize your recovery. You should work closely with a trained legal team to get the most out of your case.
It can be difficult to get obtain the full recovery you are owed after being unfairly hurt on the road. You should consult with a skilled legal team at a respected Kansas law firm to start constructing your case and aiming for a full recovery. It can be challenging to protect your legal rights on your own. The legal team at Bretz Injury Law is prepared to fight for you. Contact our offices today at 620-524-0080.
