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Guilford Township, PA (July 29, 2025) – A Franklin County crash sent three people to the hospital on Tuesday morning, July 29, according to the Franklin Fire Company.
A T-bone collision between two SUVs happened at the intersection of Falling Spring and Cider Press Roads in Guilford Township around 9:30 a.m. The fire company said crews removed the driver’s side door of one of the SUVs to free a person who was confined inside. The individual was extricated within seven minutes after crews arrived.
A total of three people were transported to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries, according to the fire company, and a stretch of Falling Spring Road was shut down until the wreck cleared. However, no further details were released. Local police are investigating, and witnesses were asked to step forward.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims and their family members at this time. We wish them a rapid recovery.
Multi-Vehicle Crashes in Pennsylvania
Multi-vehicle collisions on Pennsylvania roadways can lead to serious injuries, significant property damage, and complex liability questions. Unlike single-vehicle crashes, these incidents often involve a chain reaction of impacts that makes it difficult to establish fault. When three or more vehicles collide, determining which driver initiated the accident requires careful analysis of accident reports, witness accounts, and scene evidence.
Common factors in multi-vehicle pileups include adverse weather conditions, sudden stops in areas with limited visibility, and high-speed travel on highways such as the Pennsylvania Turnpike. In fog, rain, or snow, stopping distances increase dramatically, and even a minor lapse in attention can trigger a series of collisions. In addition to road and weather conditions, distracted driving and brake failures can contribute to these chain-reaction crashes.
For victims of multi-vehicle accidents, understanding their rights under Pennsylvania’s negligence laws is essential. Each driver involved may share liability, and insurance companies may dispute claims by pointing to comparative negligence rules. Pennsylvania follows a modified comparative negligence standard, which bars recovery if a victim is found more than 50% at fault. Gathering thorough documentation—medical records, repair estimates, and accident reconstructions—can strengthen a victim’s case.
Thankfully, our highly experienced car accident lawyers at The Tully Law Firm are committed to helping you and yours after a crash has turned your lives upside-down. Every client is treated differently by attorney Bernie Tully, who takes the time to establish trust and rapport. During your free initial appointment, Mr. Tully will discuss the details of your case and present the legal options that have the best possibility of success.
Having spent more than three decades investigating cases in western Pennsylvania, Mr. Tully carefully investigates each allegation and, where necessary, enlists the assistance of experienced private investigators. To surpass 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.
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