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Traffic Collision on US 101 in San Jose Causes Possible Injuries

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A traffic collision occurred on the southbound US 101 near Tully Road in San Jose on December 6, 2024, at approximately 3:06 PM. The incident involved a Nissan vehicle that collided into the center divider, resulting in possible injuries. Emergency services were promptly notified, and units were en route to the scene shortly after the incident was reported.

The collision has raised concerns about traffic safety in the area, as the impact of the crash may have caused injuries to those involved. The exact number of individuals affected and the severity of their injuries remain unclear at this time. The authorities have been working diligently to manage the situation and ensure the safety of all commuters in the vicinity.

Motorists are advised to exercise caution while traveling on US 101, particularly near the Tully Road on-ramp, as emergency responders continue to address the aftermath of the collision. The Freeway Service Patrol is currently unavailable on this stretch of the highway, and drivers should remain vigilant and patient as traffic may be affected. Our thoughts are with those impacted by this unfortunate event, and we hope for their swift recovery.

Potential Legal Considerations

When someone is hurt because of another person’s carelessness, it is called negligence. In these cases, the person who got hurt might have the right to get help or money for what happened. To prove negligence, the injured person must show that the other person had a duty to be careful, did not act carefully, and that this lack of care caused the injury. For example, if a driver is not paying attention and causes an accident, they might be considered negligent.

Victims of negligence can often make claims to get compensation for their injuries. This can include money for medical bills, lost wages if they can’t work, and other costs related to the incident. Sometimes, the person who caused the injury might have insurance that can help pay for these costs. For example, if the injury happened because of a car accident, the driver’s car insurance might cover some of the expenses.

Insurance claims can be an important part of getting compensation. The injured person or their family might need to file a claim with the insurance company. It’s important to provide all the necessary information and documents to support the claim. This can include police reports, medical records, and any other evidence that shows what happened and how it affected the victim. If the insurance company agrees that the claim is valid, they might offer a settlement to help cover the costs.

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