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Jefferson Hills, PA (July 25, 2025) – One person was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on Route 51 in Jefferson Hills on Friday morning, July 25.
The Jefferson Hills Police Department said that first responders were called to Route 51 around 6:20 a.m. for a three-vehicle crash. Officials said a tractor-trailer and two pickup trucks collided along the 1400 block of Route 51. At the scene, arriving police officers found an unresponsive woman who was later pronounced dead. Two other people were transported to local hospitals and were last listed in stable condition, Jefferson Hills police said on Facebook.
Accident reconstruction experts were also called to the scene to assist with the investigation, which is ongoing. Route 51 was closed for hours as police investigated. However, the investigation into the incident remains ongoing, and witnesses are being asked to come forward.
We extend our sincere condolences to the deceased woman’s loved ones. Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their family members at this time.
Truck Accidents in Pennsylvania
Fatal truck accidents are among the most devastating types of crashes on Pennsylvania’s roads. Due to the sheer size and weight of commercial trucks, collisions involving these vehicles often result in catastrophic injuries or death, especially when smaller passenger cars are involved. Unfortunately, Pennsylvania sees a significant number of fatal truck crashes each year on major highways like I-80, I-76, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, as well as on rural roads where visibility and infrastructure can present additional challenges.
Several factors contribute to truck accidents. Driver fatigue is a major concern, particularly for long-haul truckers who may exceed federal hours-of-service regulations. Distracted driving, mechanical failures, overloaded trailers, and poor weather conditions can also increase the likelihood of a truck crash. In some cases, trucking companies may be held liable for failing to maintain their vehicles or adequately train their drivers.
When a truck accident occurs, crash victims and their families are left grappling with injuries, overwhelmed, and with legal uncertainty. In Pennsylvania, personal injury claims can be pursued to seek compensation for medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages, and more. These claims often involve complex investigations and negotiations with insurance companies and trucking carriers.
This is why our highly experienced truck accident lawyers at The Tully Law Firm are committed to helping you and yours after a truck crash has turned your lives upside-down. In order to meet and even exceed your expectations, we strive to optimize your case and your compensation. You can reach our diligent team at The Tully Law Firm by phone at 412-281-8700, online, or toll-free at 800-518-0050.
Note: This article is for informational purposes only. Our dedicated team gathers accident news reports from a variety of trusted sources, including local news outlets, official police reports, social media updates, and eyewitness accounts of incidents in the greater Pittsburgh area. While we strive for accuracy, our writers have not independently verified the details in this post. If you notice any inaccuracies, please contact The Tully Law Firm, and we will promptly review and correct any errors. Posts can also be removed upon request.
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