Senoia, GA – Teen Killed in Car Accident

Single-Vehicle Accidents in Georgia

Single-vehicle accidents occur when only one vehicle and one driver are involved. A single-car accident usually occurs when a car collides with another object or is pushed off the road.

Even in the absence of other vehicles, a single-car collision can be extremely dangerous, if not fatal.

In single-vehicle collisions, numerous legal issues arise. Even when only one vehicle is involved in an accident, determining who was at fault can be difficult.

Any of the following factors can cause single-vehicle accidents:

-On bad roads, drivers may struggle to maintain control of their vehicles, increasing the likelihood of an accident. Seams, potholes, and construction materials left on the ground are examples of bad road conditions. If poor road conditions played a role in your accident, the person or company in charge of the problem may face legal ramifications.

-Even if another driver’s vehicle did not directly collide with yours, they could be held liable for the accident. Any damages or injuries you sustain may be the fault of the other driver if they were careless and caused your car to veer off the road. 

-Mechanical issues can make driving a car difficult. If the car’s brakes, steering columns, tires, wipers, or airbags fail, the driver may be killed. When people’s cars fail to function properly, serious injuries can occur.

These are just a few of the many possible outcomes of a single-car accident in which the driver is not to blame.

The Car Accident Lawyers at The Brown Firm will thoroughly investigate all information and evidence pertaining to your single-vehicle accident.

If you were involved in a car accident and believe someone else was at fault, you should contact a Personal Injury Lawyer right away.

Our legal team has extensive experience representing clients who have been injured in single-vehicle accidents. We work hard to ensure that victims are adequately compensated for their pain and suffering, as well as any medical expenses, lost wages, and vehicle damage.

If you were involved in a single-vehicle accident and believe someone else was at fault, call us right away at (800) 529-1441 to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.

Note: This post was built using information obtained from third parties, such as news articles and accounts provided by third parties with first-hand knowledge. The information on this accident has not been independently verified. If you discover any inaccuracies in the details, please let us know as soon as possible. We will modify the post so that it contains accurate information. 

Disclaimer: At The Brown Firm, we are continuously working to improve the quality and safety of our state and have been devastated by the consequence of many accidents. We seek to educate people in our community about these accidents in the hopes that it would encourage them to take precautions in the future to reduce the risk of major accidents. These posts should not be interpreted in any way that suggests that a business transaction is being sought. No part of this article should ever be considered professional advice in any field, including medicine or the law. We hope that those affected by these accidents will receive a rapid recovery.