Overland Park, KS (September 29, 2024) – On Saturday, September 28, there were confirmed injuries following a car accident in the Overland Park area. The collision was reported at the corner of Metcalf Avenue and W. 107th Street at around 4:28 p.m. The injured parties were treated by attending medical personnel at the scene.
The circumstances leading to the collision have not yet been determined. Ambulances were available to transport the injured parties to local hospitals for further support. The area was temporarily closed while emergency crews were present. Tow trucks were later dispatched to clear the site of the resulting wreckage and other debris to reopen the roadway. No further information on the accident is currently available. Local law enforcement officials are handling the ongoing crash investigation.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
Car Accidents in Kansas
There’s always a risk of a crash any time you share the road with another driver. Kansas has seen a rise in traffic deaths, which rose by almost 10 percent in the past year. Statistics show that most major car accidents happen on city streets. Nearly half of all accidents recorded in the state occur on city streets. Nearly 15 percent of car accidents in Kansas happen on highways and interstates. After a major crash, it can be difficult to achieve the full recovery you are owed. To make a compensation claim, it is always best to work closely with a lawyer who has a proven track record of successful personal injury claims.
Your recovery is too important after a crash to take any chances. If you try to handle your personal injury claim, you may be unable to get the full value of your case. A qualified Overland Park car accident lawyer will be able to ensure your legal rights are protected at every stage of your case. The legal team at Bretz Injury Law has a proven history of success in handling personal injury cases. Contact us today at 620-524-0080 to get started on your claim.
