Woman Injured in Fiery Crash on State Route 91 near Interstate 5 [Anaheim, CA]

1 Hospitalized in Anaheim Rollover Accident on State Route 91 near Interstate 5

 
ANAHEIM, CA (March 11, 2021) – On Tuesday, a woman sustained injuries in a fiery crash on State Route 91 near Interstate 5.
 
Moreover, a pickup truck towing a toy hauler started to catch fire after it crashed and rolled over on State Route 91 at Interstate 5.
 
Furthermore, a witness, another truck driver, pulled over to help rescue the driver and a passenger from the pickup truck before the fire spread.
 
Also, responders transported the female driver of the pickup truck to a local hospital with minor injuries.
 
Ultimately, the events leading to the crash are under active investigation.
 

The Risks of Driving Similar to Crash on State Route 91 near Interstate 5

 
Driving a car may seem like a commonplace event, but it can be extremely dangerous. It’s always best to focus on the task at hand.
 
Put all distractions away, be careful around other travelers, and keep a safe distance from other vehicles around you. By being a defensive driver, you can minimize the risk of a car accident.

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Thousands of people across California suffer injuries in traffic collisions every year. It is important to make sure you are covered in case you find yourself in a severe collision. Hiring a personal injury lawyer is the best way to protect yourself and your rights in any case.
 
“Having an experienced attorney fighting on your behalf at such a delicate time in your life will make all the difference,” says Mark Sweet, a personal injury attorney at Sweet Lawyers.
 
If interested in filing a claim for an auto accident case, call Sweet Lawyers at (800) 674 7852. Our firm specializes in personal injury, wrongful deaths, disability, and car accidents. We know that a car accident can set you back financially, as well as cause you distress and trauma. We vow to work for you the entire way through. For your convenience, you can also reach us through online chat and email 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.