Two Hospitalized in Fiery Crash on State Route 14 [Palmdale, CA]

Palmdale, CA (June 24, 2022) – On Wednesday, two people sustained injuries in a fiery crash on State Route 14.

It was about 11:15 p.m. when the collision took place on the southbound freeway near East Barrels Springs Road. 

When the officers arrived at the scene, they found two vehicles fully engulfed in flames. Also, another vehicle flipped onto its side with wheels in the air. 

Right away, the paramedics rushed the victims to a local hospital in unknown condition.

Moreover, the paramedics arrested one man at the crash scene. 

Traffic crews cleared the scene after the authorities investigated the Palmdale multi-vehicle crash.

Inspect your vehicle’s headlights and turn signals. Be sure that both front and rear headlamps are working properly and visible enough a couple of yards away.

Also, take a reading of your tire pressure and make sure you maintain the recommended maximum. While at it, take a peek under your vehicle and ensure there are no loose objects or leaks.

Most importantly, stay focused while on the road. Remove all distractions that could cause accidents such as mobile phone use, unstrapped toddlers, etc.

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Injured in Traffic Accident

A personal injury occurs when a person suffers any kind of physical, emotional, or psychological injury. The term “personal injury” covers a wide range of cases that occur from car accidents just as what happened in the crash on State Route 14, assaults, slip and fall accidents, injuries from defective products or machinery, and more cases.

When the involved individual/ suspect failed to meet their duty of care, unexpected and unnecessary personal injuries can take place.

Damages from a personal injury lawsuit range from emotional trauma, physical and mental disability, pain and suffering, disfigurement, bodily injuries, and a range of financial losses.

Consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer at Sweet Lawyers if you suffered injuries in an accident like the Palmdale multi-vehicle crash.

Call us at (800) 674 7852, or simply click this link to chat with our online professionals.