2 Critically Injured in Hit-and-Run Crash on Dos Rios Street [Sacramento, CA]

Sacramento, CA (April 15, 2024) – Three pedestrians were injured following a hit-and-run crash on Dos Rios Street Sunday evening.

Troopers said the suspect vehicle fled right after the collision between northbound B Street and D Street.

Two of the pedestrians are in critical but stable condition while the third is in critical condition with significant injuries. They were all taken to an area hospital.

Officers are investigating.

A traffic accident is the leading cause of long-term disability in the United States. Statistics show that 78.3% of traffic accidents result in injury and 4.24% result in death. 

Pay attention to your surroundings whenever you are driving. Furthermore, abiding by all the driving laws and following all the road signs are simple ways to practice defensive driving. Defensive driving can also lessen the chance of major road accidents.

Everyone is responsible for keeping the road safe, so watching for those on the road with you is vital.

In truth, always practicing safe and defensive driving is important. This will ensure your safety and the safety of other motorists and pedestrians on the road.

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The Aftermath of the Crash on Dos Rios Street

When an accident occurs, hiring a personal injury lawyer is always advisable. Choosing the right personal injury attorney is crucial to protecting your future from further losses caused by injuries.

With Sweet Lawyers‘ experienced attorneys, you can be assured that your case is in good hands. We assure you that our tenured lawyers will ensure your rights are respected.

Contact our experienced personal injury attorneys if you suffered injuries in a similar traffic collision.

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Did you know that we do more than win cases? We aim to maximize your recovery and grant you peace of mind with your future at the forefront.

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