[09-25-2023] San Diego County, CA – Man Injured Following Reckless Two-Vehicle Crash Along Qualcomm Way

A male driver was injured after a reckless two-vehicle crash in San Diego on Monday morning, September 25, 2023.

According to the San Diego Police Department and San Diego Fire Department, the T-bone crash occurred at 6:39 a.m. on Rio San Diego Drive & Qualcomm Way.

The collision involved a white Ford and a black Volkswagen. Authorities rescued the Volkswagen driver for minor injuries, while the other driver wasn’t harmed. Neither was taken to a nearby hospital.

Reports indicated the Ford ran the red light and T-boned the Volkswagen as it turned left from westbound. The Ford driver admitted fault and cooperated with the officials.

Investigations are ongoing, and no information was released about the involvement of drugs and alcohol in the collision.

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What To Do After a Reckless Driving Accident

No one can predict a reckless driving accident, but you can prepare for one. Having a reckless driving accident checklist in your glove box can help you stay calm and organized after a crash. It can tell you what to do and what not to do, and how best to protect your rights.  When in doubt, give us a call. Keep our phone number, (888) 488-1391, in your phone or written down in case the worst occurs. You aren’t alone after a serious collision. Whether you are the injured victim or the family of a killed loved one, here’s what to do after a reckless driving accident:

1. Don’t panic – Stay on the scene and be sure everyone is fine. Before checking others, check yourself for injuries. Don’t admit fault and remain calm throughout the process.
2. Move to a safe place – Move disabled vehicles to the side of the road if you can. Use your emergency flashers to prevent further collisions. Get somewhere safe to await the police.
3. Contact 911 – Call the police to report your accident. Unless your crash was minor, without any injuries or property damage, you should call the cops. Authorities can record the incident, gather information, and make it part of an official document.
4. Exchange information – Swap names, telephone numbers, and insurance information with the other driver(s) involved in the accident. Take photographs of the vehicles, license plates, and other vital details.
5. Don’t admit fault – Stick only to what occurred when talking with a police officer. Be as detailed as possible in your description of the collision.
6. Seek medical attention – Visit the hospital or your primary doctor immediately. Immediate medical care can decrease the damages you suffer from injuries.
7. Inform your insurance provider – Most insurance companies have time constraints for how soon you have to report an accident. Call quickly and adhere to the agent’s instructions for reporting your crash.
8. Speak to insurance adjusters – The moment the day of your accident, you might be given a telephone call from the other party’s insurer. You may speak to the claims adjuster, but don’t give any more information than is needed.
9. Create a file – Maintain accident-related files together and organized. Your file should have a copy of the police report, medical bills, the other driver’s information, injury treatment, and any other files you have collected about the incident.
10. Talk to our reckless driving accident lawyers in California. We can determine whether your case has merit, help you talk to insurance companies, and assist you in filing a personal injury claim if necessary.

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Reckless Driving Accident Statistics

Traffic accidents, road rage incidents, and fatalities are caused by reckless driving in America every year. It is well known that distracted driving is becoming more prevalent throughout the state of California and that it can lead to traffic violations as well as serious criminal offenses.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the persistent violation of traffic regulations puts the lives of other people at risk, which can significantly impact their quality of life. Among the 11,258 traffic fatalities in the US in 2020, speeding was also a contributing factor.

According to California Office of Traffic Safety data, there were 530 speed-related crashes in San Diego in 2020. The greatest level of caution is required when driving in a city with an average population of 1,371,832.