Hughes & Coleman | Injury Law Blog

September 30, 2010

A pedestrian was involved in a Nashville auto accident but saved her daughter by pushing her out of the way.

According to wsmv.com, a woman and her daughter were walking down the road when the woman pushed her daughter out of the way and was struck by a vehicle in a Nashville auto accident.

The vehicle took off after the Nashville auto accident.

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This isn’t the only recent Nashville auto accident that was a hit-and-run. Do you think it’s safe to walk down Nashville roads? How do you think hit-and-run Nashville auto accidents can be avoided?

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September 16, 2010

Do you remember the woman who was stuck by a pickup truck in a Nashville auto accident on Bell Road? She has died from her injuries while hospitalized.

According to Tennessean.com, the woman was walking along the road when a truck struck her after it hit a mailbox.

The driver didn’t immediately stop after the Nashville auto accident, but a passenger returned to report that he and the driver had been drinking before the Nashville auto accident.

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Do you think walking along the side of a road should be banned to prevent Nashville auto accidents?

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September 9, 2010

A pedestrian was hit in Nashville auto accident, according to NewsChannel5.com.

A 22-year-old woman walking down Bell Road was struck by a vehicle in the Nashville auto accident near Lincoya Bay Drive. The woman was taken to a local hospital after the Nashville auto accident and listed in critical condition.

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Do you think it’s dangerous for pedestrians to walk down Bell Road? Do you think some intersections along Bell Road are likely to be the scene of Nashville auto accidents?

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