Lawrence, KS (March 4, 2024) – At least one person was hurt in the aftermath of an auto accident in the Lawrence area on Saturday afternoon, March 2. The collision occurred at around 12:21 p.m. at the crossing of Iowa Street and W. 27th 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 victim and their family at this time. We hope for a full recovery.
Auto Accidents in Kansas
A car crash can happen at almost any time when sharing the road with another driver. Car accidents continue to be the leading cause of death and injury for Kansas residents, with more and more car crashes taking place each year. In 2021, there were collisions resulting in 12,871 reported across the state, according to findings from the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT). A total of 17,476 people were hurt in these accidents. There were 381 fatal crashes that year, resulting in 426 fatalities in total. Crash statistics show that the number of deadly crashes is on the rise, with an estimated 10 percent increase in deadly crashes in the state in 2022.
It can be hard to manage a personal injury claim on your own while also dealing with life-changing injuries. It is key that you are able to make informed decisions in order to protect your legal rights and financial future. A trained Lawrence auto accident lawyer will be able to fight for your legal rights to get you the best possible outcome for your case. Contact the law offices of Bretz Injury Law today at 620-524-0080.
