Ford Passengers Injured in Kansas Avenue Fatal Head-On Collision [Kings County, CA]

Kings County, CA (April 5, 2022) – On Friday, four passengers sustained injuries in a Kansas Avenue fatal head-on collision.

The traffic incident took place minutes before 10:30 p.m. west of Highway 43.

According to the investigators, a 54-year-old man was driving an eastbound Toyota when he suddenly swerved to the opposite lane. 

As a result, the Toyota crashed head-on with a Ford.

Officers confirmed that the Toyota driver lost his life at the crash scene.

Meanwhile, four Ford passenger sustained minor to moderate injuries. Emergency responders took one of them to Adventist Health Hospital in Tulare.

The CHP is investigating this fatal collision. They did not provide details if alcohol or drugs played a role in this incident.

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Sweet Lawyers would like to extend our sympathies to the loved ones of the driver who died in the Kings County crash. Our thoughts are with you through these trying times.

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What Can a Legal Expert Do?

California’s road accident rate continues to increase, rather than decrease, despite the additional safety features on newer vehicle models.

The increasing crash rate reflects that auto accidents are a major public health threat. They are a leading cause of death for individuals ages 5-64.

As a matter of fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), two out of three motorists will be involved in an injury accident during their life.

That is why it is important to know what to do if you incur a traffic accident like the Kansas Avenue fatal head-on collision.

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