Update: Rear-end wreck with critical injuries closes I-75 near Mt. Paran
NORTH ATLANTA, GA – Georgia State Patrol confirmed that I-75 North near Mt. Paran Road was closed Monday due to a rear-end crash involving a semi that critically injured one person.
The new details from FOX 5 Atlanta revealed the events unfolded when the driver of a gray Jeep Wrangler did not leave much distance between the white semi-truck in front of them, leading them to strike the back of the truck.
Following the crash, the Jeep driver was entrapped and extricated by Atlanta Fire & Rescue before an ambulance driver took them to a local hospital.
The collision happened after 4:20 p.m. Emergency responders shut down all lanes and reopened only one lane nearly an hour later, around 5:30 p.m., to accommodate the flow of traffic before reopening all lanes around 6:30 p.m.
Troopers started an investigation and have not released additional details.
If you were involved in a truck collision and sustained injuries in one, you could have grounds for pursuing a claim and recovering compensation for lost wages, medical bills, physical pain, lost income, and more if another driver was to blame for the crash. The claims process has several components, which our Atlanta truck accident lawyer is ready to address via a free consultation. Call Kaufman Injury Law at (404) 574-6974 or reach out online to arrange yours.
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