Joseph Nebrich of Cattaraugus suffered terminal injuries when an 18-wheeler failed to yield to a stop sign in the town of Concord Tuesday evening, November 10, 2009. Police investigators reported to the scene at the intersection of Genesee Road and Springville-Boston Road where the semi-truck traveling east barreled through the stop sign and collided with Joseph’s pickup truck.
Thirty-three year-old Nebrich’s injuries proved fatal at the scene of the crash that occurred around 6 p.m., according to NY State police.
The operator of the 18-wheeler was 22-year-old Daniel Taft, resident of Jasper. He claimed to have not seen the stop sign before the fatal wreck. He reportedly suffered minor injuries. The semi truck drove into the pickup truck that had been heading southbound before the collision.
The police investigation proved that alcohol or drugs had not played a role in this fatal crash. It appeared that Taft failed to see the stop sign before he struck the pickup truck. The speed of the vehicles at the time of the crash was not known. Both sides of the roads were temporarily shut down for hours after the wreck.
New York motor vehicle accidents victimize the lives of our loved ones every day. Accidents that result in injuries such as broken bones, amputations, paralysis or death, are debilitating and require the utmost attention to recuperate and recover damages for your tragic loss. Contacting a New York motor vehicle accident attorney skilled in navigating 18-wheeler accident injury claims may help you and your family recover fair and reasonable compensation to cover household costs, loss of income, and medical expenses.
New York tractor-trailer accident news reported by Jonathan C. Reiter, a New York personal injury attorney.
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