Valdese, NC (October 28, 2018) – On Friday, October 26, remnants of the Hurricane Willa were moving through, which led to multiple accidents on the interstate. These accidents caused traffic to be backed up in the area for several hours.
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol was working on three wrecks on Interstate 40 in the eastbound lanes. An interstate shut down happened in the area of Exit 113 eastbound.
Police said that all of the accidents, some of which caused injuries, happened because drivers were exceeding safe speeds for the road conditions. As a result, NCDOT said that drivers should be driving 5-10 mph slower than the posted speed limit in these conditions.
Luckily, none of the accidents led to fatalities.
Valdese Car Accident
If you have been involved in a car accident on our highways, you should know that you have options when you are working toward the compensation you deserve. Many people who are involved in accidents every year will find that the medical bills, lost income, and emotional suffering keeps piling up at this time. You need an experienced attorney on your side who can help you through every step of your case.
At the Nye Law Group, we want to apply our experience of the law to your case to help you receive the compensation you deserve. You should never attempt to handle your claim alone if you believe that your injuries are serious or if there are liability issues involved. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information today so that you can move forward at (912) 200-5230.
Note: A variety of outside sources including news bulletins and police reports were used to create these posts and report on the injuries involved. Due to this, the details of these accidents have not been independently confirmed by our team and writing staff. In the event that false information is included in the story, please contact us immediately with the post’s title and the incorrect information, and we will correct the content.
Disclaimer: We at Nye Law Group pride ourselves as members of our local community and strive to improve the overall safety and wellbeing of everyone in our state. Our deepest condolences go out to those injured in these accidents, and we hope that by promoting an awareness of these dangers, our community can take the steps necessary to avoid them. These posts are not a solicitation for business, and the information provided should not be mistaken as medical or legal advice.