A woman from Philadelphia, Missouri was injured in a one-vehicle accident in U.S. 24, two miles east of Moberly.

The woman was driving the vehicle east on the U.S. 24 when the she ran the car off of the road for unknown reasons. The car overturned several times before coming to the a stop.

The driver was thrown from the vehicle and was in serious condition when emergency crews arrived. The 20-year-old was first taken to a local hospital and then transferred by helicopter to the University Hospital in Columbia.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, contact the Springfield car accident lawyers of Strong-Garner-Bauer by calling 417-887-4300 to discuss you legal options.

A two-vehicle crash in Bollinger County injured six people on April 25 at 6:20 p.m.

According to a report of the crash, a 31-year-old woman crossed the center line of Highway 51 and hit a Chevrolet truck that was being driven by a 64-year-old man. Both drivers received moderate injuries.

There were two passengers in each car that were all injured and taken to the hospital. Officials say that none of the victim’s suffered life-threatening injuries. The exact cause of the accident is still under investigation.

If you or a family member has been injured in an auto accident due to someone else’s negligence, contact the Springfield auto accident lawyers of Strong-garner-bauer by calling 417-887-4300 to discuss your legal options.

A one-year-old boy was injured in a one-car accident in Morgan County, Miss.

According to the Missouri Highway Patrol, A 21-year-old was driving westbound on Peach Tree Road when the vehicle traveled off of the left side of a the road and struck a tree causing the car to overturn into the creek. The infant suffered serious injury and a 22-year-old passenger suffered moderate injuries. Both passengers were taken to the hospital by ambulance to be treated for their injuries.

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The Missouri Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal pedestrian accident on I-70.

A man was trying walk to safety after his vehicle was involved in a car accident on I-70 when he was struck by two vehicles. The accident began when a 20-year-old driver lost control of his SUV and slammed into the median which caused the vehicle to spin around before coming to a stop facing east in the westbound lanes.

The man then got out of the car to walk to safety when he was struck by a Ford Ranger and then by a second vehicle who fled the scene. The man was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency crews.

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One person died and another was seriously injured after an accident between a fertilizer truck and a car.

Missouri Highway Patrol said that the accident occurred on Highway 50 near Route W. The highway remained closed for hours while an investigation was done and the roadway was cleaned up. The injured person was airlifted to the hospital with serious injuries, but their current condition is unknown.

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A single-vehicle accident killed a teenage mother in Springfield after she lost control of her vehicle.

Around 3:30 p.m., the teen was driving on Roosevelt Ave. when she lost control of her car and she slammed into several trees. The 17-year-old mother of one was taken to the hospital where she died hours later.

Two passengers in the car were also injured, one remains in critical condition, while the other is currently stable. Police have still not released the cause of the crash.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, contact the Springfield car accident lawyers of Strong-Garner-Bauer by calling 417-887-4300.

A man was driving on Interstate 44 when he crashed into a Missouri Department of Transportation dump truck and spun into the path of a tractor trailer.

The man was driving in the westbound lanes of the interstate when he crashed into the back of the truck while trying to steer away from it. The semi truck then hit the man’s Oldsmobile on the driver’s side. The 61-year-old driver was killed and a passenger in the car was injured. No other people were injured in the accident.

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Seneca police were responding to reports yesterday of an accident on Missouri 43 south of Seneca when a 1998 Oldmosbile Bravada that had slowed down to avoid the first accident was struck by a 1990 Mazda Protege.

The Protege was forced off the road and crashed into a Seneca police patrol car, while the Bravada was pushed across the center line and collided with a 2004 Dodge Ram pickup truck.

The 25-year-old driver of the Protege sustained serious injuries, while his 15-year-old and 27-year-old passengers suffered moderate injuries. According to police, no one in the car was wearing a seatbelt.

Seat belts were worn by both the 17-year-old driver of the Bravada and his 15-year-old passenger, both of whom sustatined minor injuries.

The patrol car and pickup truck took minor damage while the Bravada and Protege were both completely totaled.

If you or someone you love has been in an auto accident involving a reckless or negligent driver, contact the Springfield car accident lawyers of Strong-Garner-Bauer by calling 417-887-4300.

In Kansas City, Mo., a worker died after falling through an opening in the roof of a building.

Workers from Kieber Roofing were working on the roof of the building that is being rented out to a manufacturing company. Another worker for the company said the man who fell was a signal man who directed the crane operator from the roof of the building. Officials say the accident happend during a deck change, when the old materials on the roof are stripped and new ones are put on.

The worker was not wearing a harness, but the workers are not required to wear a harness unless they are working within six feet of the building ledge. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration have been investigating the accident.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an construction accident, contact the Springfield construction accident lawyers of Strong-Garner-Bauer by calling 417-887-4300.

In response to concerns about the safety of a stretch of Scenic Avenue, the city closed the road yesterday to erect a permanent guardrail. The 2500 block of South Scenic Avenue turns  sharply above a pedestrian walking trail. Previously, a six-inch concrete curb was installed to minimize the risk of accidents, but was insufficient to prevent an Aurora police officer’s daughter from running off the road. The car fell over 11 feet to the pedestrian walking trail below.

City records show an anonymous 2009 request for a barrier along the road as well as a 2006 Springfield police officer’s recommendation for the same. The officer’s suggestion was denied due to the fact that “the area has had no recorded accidents involving pedestrians.”

If you or someone you love has been in an accident due to unsafe road designs or a lack of road safety precautions, contact the Springfield motor vehicle accident lawyers of Strong-Bauer-Garner by calling 417-887-4300.