Overland Park, KS (September 7, 2024) – A serious auto accident in the area of Overland Park required support from local paramedics on Friday, September 6. The incident was reported at around 4:34 p.m. near the crossing of W. 123rd Street and Antioch Road. There were confirmed injuries at the scene.
At this time, the number and severity of the resulting injuries have not been determined. Emergency crews were rushed to the scene to provide aid to the involved parties. The crash victims were later transported to a nearby hospital for additional support. The area was closed for several hours while emergency crews were present, and tow trucks were needed to remove the resulting wreckage and other debris. No additional information on the accident is currently available.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.
High-Speed Collisions in Kansas
Drivers who go too fast put everyone on the road in danger. Some people find it hard to keep control of their cars when speeding, and speeding drivers run the risk of causing an accident that could hurt or kill someone. Every year, thousands of people across the country die in high-speed collisions. Statistics show that nearly one-third of all road deaths in the past 20 years were caused by drivers going too fast. The stopping distance can be much further, which can make them harder to handle and increase the chance of an accident. In the event of a major accident, you do not want to be financially responsible for another driver’s careless driving. You should partner with a trained legal team that is ready to fight for the full recovery you are owed.
The path to recovery can be long and difficult on your own. It is always in your best interests to partner with a qualified Kansas car accident lawyer who has a proven history of success in handling personal injury claims. Bretz Injury Law can help you during this difficult time by making sure your case is handled properly at every stage. Call us today at 620-524-0080.
