Indiana County horse-and-buggy collision injury claim
Indiana County horse-and-buggy collision injury claim follows a crash on Route 210 in South Mahoning Township after a vehicle struck an Amish horse-drawn buggy.
When & Where It Happened
The crash occurred around 12:00 p.m. Tuesday afternoon on Route 210 in South Mahoning Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. State Police responded to the scene.
What Caused the Crash
A preliminary investigation suggests that a 28-year-old man from Wexford was driving behind the buggy when he fell asleep. His vehicle then struck the back of the buggy, pushing it off the road.
Victims & Injuries
The buggy operator, a 65-year-old woman, sustained minor injuries. The horse was not reported injured. It is unclear whether the driver who fell asleep was hurt.
Investigation & Possible Charges
Authorities are investigating the incident. Key factors under review include fatigue, driver attentiveness, and whether charges may be filed.
Legal Rights After Vehicle-Buggy Crashes
People injured in crashes involving horse-drawn vehicles may have legal claims if another party’s actions caused the crash. Compensation may include medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and costs related to damage.
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The attorneys at Chaffin Luhana offer free consultations to those affected by collisions. We assist with gathering accident reports, preserving evidence, documenting injury and damage, and pursuing full compensation when negligence is involved.