Martinsburg, WV (May 18, 2019) – Yesterday, around 4:25 a.m., police responded to the scene of a two-truck crash that led to injuries to one party. This West Virginia truck accident was investigated by State Police.
The accident was so severe, according to authorities, that it blocked all northbound lanes of I-81 for approximately three hours. Police claim that one of the tractor-trailers, which was driven by Robert Lee McDowell, ran into the rear end of the other truck, driven by Arshdeep Singh.
The accident caused such force that the second tractor-trailer rolled over, causing large amounts of debris to scatter across the roadway.
McDowell was badly injured and flown to the hospital by medical helicopter for treatment. Unfortunately, his condition is not known at this time. Singh, on the other hand, was not injured.
The West Virginia State Police continue their investigation at this time.
Our sincerest thoughts are extended to the injured party in this accident.
Truck Accidents in West Virginia
Commercial truck drivers are trained for the job at hand, which means that you might not see truck accidents as commonly as other types of accidents on our roads. However, when they do occur, they have the ability to be especially catastrophic due to the sheer size alone of these vehicles. Being injured in a West Virginia truck accident can be a life-changing experience, and we do not want you to have to handle your claim alone.
At Katz, Kantor, Stonestreet & Buckner, our experienced personal injury attorneys would like you to understand how essential it is to have an experienced and dedicated attorney working on your side to ease your burdens along the path toward compensation. This path can sometimes be complex and problematic, but you have many rights. We are here for you 24/7 in your time of need. Please contact us for more information at (304) 713-2014.
