At Least One Person Ejected in Multi-Car Crash on FM 315 [Henderson County, TX]

Henderson County, TX (March 30, 2024) On Thursday, a massive multi-car crash on FM 315 resulted in at least one person getting thrown out of their vehicle.

According to the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office, the multi-vehicle crash happened on a Lake Palestine bridge.

HCSO deputies and EMS responded to the scene. Officials say that the massive crash blocked traffic in the area.

Deputies are investigating the multi-car crash and have not released additional information at this time.

Pay attention to your surroundings whenever driving. Abiding by all the driving laws and following all the road signs are simple ways to avoid traffic accidents.

Additionally, defensive driving plays a big role in ensuring the safety of both you and the other motorists and pedestrians on the road.

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Multi-Car Crash on FM 315 Under Investigation

Despite their scrupulous creation and mapping for efficient travel, highways are among the most dangerous places on earth. Consequently, everyone must remain calm to handle the situation effectively after a collision.

In fact, on the AAA Foundation website, Chief Executive Officer Peter Kissinger repeatedly labeled the epidemic of motor vehicle-related accidents a “public health crisis.”

The following are things we should remember if we are involved in an accident:

• Before anything else, seek medical attention if you or someone with you has been hurt.
• Get to a safe place to prevent further damage or injury.
• Collect as much information as possible, including insurance and contact information for people involved in the accident and pictures/videos of vehicles involved. Also, do not forget to document faults and whatever can be used as evidence.
• File a police report or incident report by calling 911.
• Hire an experienced personal injury attorney from Sweet Lawyers.

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