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Houston driver rescued after running red light into underride accident
Posted on Jan 20, 2012
Houston personal injury attorneys note an underride injury accident that occurred around 1:30 a.m. on the North Freeway feeder road in Houston between a white car and a JetEx 18-wheeler. According to news accounts, the car's driver sped through a red light and skidded underneath the 18-wheeler. The car, cut in two by the collision, became stuck underneath the 18-wheeler. The driver received transport to the hospital, which listed him in stable condition. The driver is expected to be OK; but his car is not. Reportedly, police suspect that the driver might have been drinking prior to the underride injury accident.
The crash dynamics between smaller and larger vehicles often lead to ugly underride injury accidents when a car crashes into a truck. These accidents are often deadly. In this particular collision, the driver survived in stable condition, even though his car was cut in half by the dive beneath the truck. The Houston personal injury attorneys at Denena & Points send our wishes for recovery from his injuries to the car's driver. Our thoughts are with all of those affected by this serious underride accident.
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