Seattle, WA (March 21, 2025) - One person was hospitalized after a hit-and-run crash in North Seattle on Monday afternoon, March 17. Police report the collision took place on Greenwood Avenue when a black Range Rover SUV collided with a parked car and a pedestrian.
The bystander was identified as a 44-year-old man who was working on a nearby construction site. He was transported to the hospital in stable condition by paramedics. The Range Rover fled the scene without stopping to render aid or wait for authorities to arrive. Information provided by the Seattle Department of Transportation reports the wreck happened just south of 115th Street and blocked all southbound lanes in Broadview. Local motorists were asked to use different routes at approximately 4:45 p.m. Police in Seattle continue to investigate the circumstances of the accident.
We hope for the full recovery of the injured victim.
Auto collisions have become a prevalent issue in the United States, especially in the last ten years. Recent statistical reports concerning American traffic collisions show that more than 6 million wrecks occur per year. Averagely speaking, about 3 million individuals are injured in these collisions, while more than 40,000 lose their lives yearly. In the Evergreen State, hundreds of thousands of annual wrecks are reported, most of which are caused by driver negligence.
Information gathered by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that more than 90% of traffic accidents reported in the United States result from the actions of negligent drivers. The most common type of driver negligence displayed on American roadways is distraction, causing over 400,000 annual auto accidents. Other common types of negligent driving include intoxication, fatigue, and speeding.
Being hurt in a car accident caused by negligence may be an extremely stressful experience. You may end up stuck in the hospital with injuries that are painful and debilitating. Some of the most common injuries that usually result from serious car crashes include neck injuries, broken bones, back injuries, and traumatic brain injuries. Unfortunately, it can cost a fortune to recover from injuries of this nature.
If you or a beloved member of your family has recently been injured in a traffic collision that you believe may have been caused by a negligent driver, worrying about money should not be a concern during your recovery. Allow our caring and brave Seattle personal injury lawyer at Freeman Law Firm to help you file a personal injury claim for financial compensation. You may be able to collect economic compensation for medical bills, lost wages, vehicle repair costs, and more.
At Freeman Law Firm, we work hard to seek justice for those who may have been victimized by careless and reckless drivers. Contact our office at 206-880-2454 to speak with a skilled lawyer who can help you recover.
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