Queens, NY – Crash with Injuries at 71st St & Central Ave

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Queens, NY - Crash with Injuries at 71st St & Central Ave

Queens, NY (July 9, 2024) – At least one person suffered injuries following a car crash in the Queens area on Tuesday, July 9. The incident happened early that morning, around 12:02 a.m., at the corner of 71st Street and Central Avenue. There were confirmed injuries at the scene, but the number and severity of the resulting injuries have not been determined.

Emergency responders were rushed to the scene to provide aid to the involved parties. Ambulances were available to transport the crash victims to local hospitals for further support. No updates on the conditions of the involved parties have been provided. The area was temporarily closed to outside traffic while local authorities worked the scene, and tow trucks were needed to remove the resulting wreckage and other debris. No updates on the accident are currently available. Local authorities are handling the ongoing crash investigation.

Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their families at this time. We hope for their full recovery.

High-Speed Collisions in New York

Queens, NY - Crash with Injuries at 71st St & Central AveOne of the critical factors that significantly contributes to the alarming rate of traffic-related fatalities and injuries is the pervasive issue of speeding on the roads. Speed limit violations are common on New York roads, which greatly increases the risk of a collision for a variety of reasons. The slower reaction time and greater stopping distance are two of the most significant, among many others. Speeding drivers were involved in 4,526 collisions in New York City last year, accounting for 4 percent of all crashes. In the city in 2022, 3,940 motor vehicle accidents were caused by careless driving. In all, 12,151 people died in high-speed crashes on American roads that year, accounting for approximately 29 percent of all traffic fatalities. This equates to more than 33 speed-related fatalities on average each day.

It can be hard to pursue a recovery on your own. When you get to work closely with a trained Queens personal injury lawyer, you know your case is in good hands. The legal team at Isaacson, Schiowitz & Korson LLP is ready to fight for you. Contact our offices today at (516) 774-3635 in order to discuss your case with our experienced lawyers. 

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Disclaimers: To promote safety and prevent tragic accidents, we urge individuals in our community to drive slowly and cautiously. This news article is not intended as a solicitation for business. Any information provided should not be considered professional medical or legal advice. Additionally, please note that the photo used in this post is not from the location of the collision.

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