Pittsburgh wrong-way crash injury claim
Pittsburgh wrong-way crash injury claim arises from a late-night wrong-way head-on collision on Route 28 that injured multiple children and adults.
When & Where It Happened
The crash occurred around 11:30 p.m. on Route 28 between Millvale Avenue and Etna Avenue in Shaler Township, Allegheny County.
Crash Details
Authorities report that a woman driving a minivan entered Route 28 heading north in the southbound lanes and struck another vehicle head-on. There were 8 children in the van, aged 1 to 11 years old; at least four of them were not properly restrained. The other vehicle carried two adult occupants.
Victims & Severity of Injuries
All 11 people—8 children and 3 adults—were transported to area hospitals with minor injuries. None of the injuries have been reported as life-threatening.
Investigation Status
So far, there is no indication that either driver was impaired. Officials noted that the woman driving the minivan did not have a valid Pennsylvania driver’s license. The cause of the wrong-way entry is being investigated.
Legal Rights After Wrong-Way Crash Injuries
Victims of crashes caused by another driver’s dangerous or illegal behavior may have legal claims for compensation. Possible damages include medical expenses, future medical care, pain and suffering, and property damage.
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The attorneys at Chaffin Luhana offer free consultations for those injured in wrong-way crashes. We assist with collecting crash and medical reports, documenting unrestrained passengers, preserving evidence, and advocating for full compensation when negligence or violation of traffic laws may be involved.