Floyd County, GA – Woman Dead in Single-Vehicle Roll-Over Accident
Floyd County, Georgia (April 23, 2023) - An accident involving a single vehicle claimed the life of an Armuchee woman early on Saturday morning.
The woman's vehicle reportedly went off of Highway 27 near Walenda Drive, which is located just north of Armuchee High School, and flipped multiple times, as reported by the Floyd County Police Department.
The vehicle came to rest in the nearby woods.
The Floyd County Coroner pronounced the thirty-year-old woman dead shortly after 5 a.m.
According to the reports from the police, the collision took place on Saturday morning just after 3 AM.
Single Vehicle Accidents in Georgia
Even though multiple vehicles are frequently involved in car accidents, single-vehicle accidents still happen quite frequently. A single-vehicle collision can occur for a variety of reasons. These collisions are more common than one might think.
If you are the only one in the accident, you may believe you are automatically at fault and must pay for your own damages. This, however, is not always the case. Even if your vehicle was the only one involved in the accident, you may be able to seek compensation if the accident was caused by the negligence of another party.
Drivers need to be aware of the different options at their disposal in the event of a single-car collision, as well as the potential legal repercussions.
If a driver's actions were the direct cause of the single-vehicle accident, they can be held liable for any damages that occurred.
After a single-vehicle accident, our team of knowledgeable Car Accident Attorneys may be able to help you with your claim.
You may be entitled to damages if you were involved in a single-vehicle collision and think that someone else's carelessness or negligence was to blame.
Single-vehicle collisions can be challenging to handle, especially if someone else is at fault. To demonstrate that another motorist or other entity was to blame for your car accident, you will need the assistance of an attorney.
Accidents involving only one vehicle can also be fatal. The absence of another vehicle does not diminish the gravity of the accident.
If a single-vehicle accident kills someone, the family of the deceased driver may be able to hire a Wrongful Death Attorney to assist with their claim if they believe the crash was caused by another party.
If you have any questions about your single-vehicle accident, don't hesitate to contact The Mabra Firm right away.
Call us today at 404-344-5255 to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.
Note: This post was created with the help of outside sources, such as news articles and first-hand accounts. Because the details of this accident have not been independently verified, please notify us immediately if you discover any false information. We will update the post to reflect the correct information.
Disclaimer: At The Mabra Law Firm, we are always looking for ways to improve the quality and safety of our state, and we have been saddened by the outcomes of numerous accidents. We hope that by informing those in our community about these accidents, they will work to prevent other serious accidents in the future. These posts are not intended to be solicitations for business. The information contained within should never be interpreted as medical or legal advice. We wish everyone involved in these accidents a fast recovery.