San Diego, CA: Minor Injuries in Two-Vehicle Crash on North Harbor Drive
Injuries Reported in San Diego Harbor Car Crash on North Harbor Drive
San Diego, California (June 1, 2019) – A crash between two vehicles caused injuries and a flood of water on the roadway in San Diego Friday night, according to police.
The crash happened shortly after 8:30 p.m. May 31, on North Harbor Drive.
Police said two vehicles collided in the westbound side of the road and the impact sent one of them into a water valve along the side. This caused water to flood the road.
Injuries in San Diego Harbor Car Crash
There were reports of minor injuries. The number of those hurt was not revealed.
The collision caused a closure of a westbound North Harbor Drive lane as the scene was cleared.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Every year, several traffic accidents are reported in California. Unfortunately, accidents result in many fatalities and even more injuries. The causes of these traffic accidents range from distracted driving, speeding, drunk driving, reckless driving, bad weather, wrong-way driving and failure to observe traffic laws. It is evident that negligence on the part of motorists is the leading cause of these accidents.
Pacific Attorney Group hopes that those injured in this accident will recover soon.
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