According to the authorities, this Fairbanks hit-and-run accident occurred on Tuesday afternoon just after 1 p.m. when a woman who is in her early 90’s was attempting to cross the street at the intersection of Sixth Avenue and Noble Street downtown. As she did so, she was allegedly hit by a woman who was attempting to make a turn at the intersection. Police soon identified a suspect and the investigation is ongoing. The pedestrian suffered multiple broken bones in the crash.
Alaska Pedestrian Accident Statistics
First, we’d like to offer our thoughts for the woman who was hit and injured in this Fairbanks hit-and-run accident, and we’re glad that the driver has been identified so that the situation can move forward. In addition, this Fairbanks pedestrian accident will now become part of the overall statistics regarding Alaska pedestrian accidents. Every month, at least one person is killed in the state while either riding a bicycle or walking.
Alaska Personal Injury Lawyers
It seems possible that the driver involved in this Fairbanks hit-and-run accident will face criminal charges. In addition, the driver could face an Alaska personal injury lawsuit if the injured woman decides to initiate such a filing. Doing so could lead to an award of damages for the losses she has incurred if the filing is successful.
If you or someone you love has been harmed in a crash, you need to seek the help of Alaska personal injury lawyers who have been fighting successfully for the rights of the injured for many years. Contact Barber & Banker today to schedule a free initial consultation.
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