4 Hurt as Car Slams Into Fire Hydrant on Icy Road in Martin
MARTIN, GA – A driver was traveling on an icy Bruce Road when they lost control of their car and slammed into a fire hydrant, which injured four people Saturday.
According to WYFF4, this single-vehicle collision took place after 4:30 p.m. and required a response from the Stephens County deputies and the Stephens County Road Department, who came to remove the ice from the road.
The four people were hospitalized for unspecified injuries.
In winter, especially on icy roads, it’s crucial to slow down and give yourself extra time to get from point A to B. However, even with the most cautious driving, a collision can still take place. In the event that you were involved in such a crash, don’t delay in connecting with Kaufman Injury Law. Our Georgia car accident lawyer can work with you individually on your claim and help you recover your deserved compensation. Get a free, no-risk consultation by phone at (404) 574-6974 or online to get started.
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