Head-on wreck in Gainesville claims 63-year-old man’s life
GAINESVILLE, GA – A 63-year-old man died after driving east on westbound GA 53 and colliding head-on with a GMC Acadia along Ingles Markets Saturday.
According to WSB-TV, after the GMC and the Honda HR-V (driven by the 63-year-old man) collided, the Acadia overturned, and a driver of a Toyota Camry (a 21-year-old man) going behind the Acdia veered off the road to avoid the initial collision.
The Camry driver was unharmed, while the Acadia driver (a 52-year-old man) and his wife were hospitalized for minor wounds.
Georgia State Patrol suspects that impairment was a contributing factor but has not confirmed
this fact or commented on the events that led to this collision.
Reader’s Note: While the man’s name was mentioned by the Georgia State Patrol and the initial source, our news team has adopted a no-name policy with respect to drivers or victims of motor vehicle accidents or personal injury-related incidents. As such, our news team has chosen not to mention his name in this news article.
Whether your loved one passed away in a collision or other personal injury-related hardship that was not their fault, our Georgia wrongful death lawyer is here to help you with respect to your wrongful death claim during this difficult time. As you carve out time and space to grieve and take each day as it comes, our attorney will be advocating for your right to compensation that can fully cover the costs of a funeral or burial service, medical/rehabilitation bills that piled up prior to their passing and can help with lost income. Learn more about how our legal team can help by booking a free consultation that can be scheduled online or when you call Kaufman Injury Law at (404) 574-6974.
Recent Post
- Atlanta’s Most Dangerous Highways: I-285, I-75, & GA-400 Accidents
- Uber and Lyft Insurance Gaps: What Happens When the App Is On But No Passenger Is in the Car
- Misdiagnosis and Failure to Diagnose Cancer or Heart Attack in Georgia: Your Malpractice Rights
- Traumatic Brain Injuries After a Georgia Car Accident: Why TBI Cases Are Often Undervalued
- Back-to-School Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents in Georgia: School Zones, Crosswalks, and Your Child’s Rights
- Spinal Cord Injuries After a Georgia Car Accident: Long-Term Costs, Legal Rights, and What to Do First
- Surgical Errors in Georgia: When a Procedure Goes Wrong and Who’s Responsible
- Georgia Medical Malpractice: The Expert Affidavit Requirement Under OCGA §9-11-9.1 Explained
- Fourth of July DUI Accidents in Georgia: Why Holiday Weekend Crashes Get Special Legal Treatment
- Georgia Construction Zone Accidents: Who’s Liable When You’re Injured in a Work Zone
