Driver Unharmed in Icy Road Collision in Toccoa
TOCCOA, GA – A driver managed to escape injuries in a single-vehicle collision reported around 11:30 a.m. Sunday on Nub Garland Road.
Authorities told WYFF4 that black ice was seen on the road, including near Mize Road along Owens Farm Supply, prompting a response from the Georgia Department of Transportation, who came to restore safe road conditions.
Officials were also called to remove patches of black ice at the intersection of Historic Highway 17 and Rock Creek Road.
Being involved in a collision, especially one that involves icy road conditions, is unexpected and traumatic. After your crash, it’s natural to feel shaken up and have questions about how to proceed. Whether you pursue an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit against the at-fault driver/party, our Georgia car accident lawyer will do his or her best to protect your legal interests. Don’t wait. Call Kaufman Injury Law at (404) 574-6974 or submit a contact form to set up a free, no-risk, no-hassle consultation.
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