One person died, and the passenger was injured in a single-vehicle rollover crash in Lancaster on Monday, September 5, 2022.

According to Lt. Michael Prottung of the Lancaster Sheriff’s Station, the crash transpired at 1:27 a.m. on 20th Street West and Avenue H.
Norvell F., a 42-year-old Lancaster resident, was named as the person who had died by the police.

Protecting said the car was going north on 20th Street West when the road changed from paved to dirt, and the driver lost control.

He said that Frierson was said to be dead at the scene. The passenger was taken to a hospital by paramedics with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.

No information about the passenger’s age or gender was available.

The investigation is still going on.

Single-Vehicle Crash Statistics

Various variables are considered when determining the road speed limit by the Department of Transportation. It is illegal to drive a car at a speed that poses a danger to other people or property under California Vehicle Code 22350.

Highways in California have a maximum speed limit of 65 mph. The maximum speed limit on undivided two-lane roads and when towing a trailer is 55 mph unless otherwise posted.

These are “prima facie” limits, which on the surface, seem reasonable and reasonable. Speed limits should be 15 mph in alleys, around blind turns, and at railroad crossings; 25 mph in commercial and residential areas.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, car collisions account for 62% of fatal auto accidents in California. When driving in California, there are a few things to watch out for.

There are many reasons why one-car collisions occur. Off-the-road accidents, or runaway cars, are more likely to occur on wet roads when drivers turn too quickly or travel too fast. A passing truck had thrown branches and other objects on the road.

Comprehensive insurance is more likely to pay for single-car collisions that neither you nor the other driver caused.

Los Angeles County Car Accident Lawyers

Reckless driving is still prohibited, even if it results in death, and almost no one injured in a Car Accident will ever be able to return to work or school. An accident victim whose death was caused by another driver’s carelessness may be able to file a wrongful death claim.

It is agonizing for victims who have lost loved ones to be forced to testify in court while recalling their past losses and sorrows during depositions and trials. Unresolved legal issues can negatively impact mental health.

When a negligent driver causes a car accident, it is best to act quickly to hold them responsible. When excessive deaths are caused by negligence, someone must be held accountable. Wrongful death claims may benefit families who have lost a loved one. Californian drivers will be significantly affected by this decision.

More than $200 million has been recovered for clients of the Los Angeles County Car Accident attorneys at Arash Law. Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Riverside, San Jose, and Sacramento are just a few of the California cities from which we receive clients. For a free consultation with one of our knowledgeable attorneys about your case, call (888) 488-1391.

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