Posted on: March 19, 2011
Two people were injured in a car accident Tuesday morning on S.C. 59, according to news reports .
The accident occurred around 8 a.m. during morning rush hour when a 31-year-old woman was driving north on S.C. 59. when another vehicle reportedly pulled in front of her. The juvenile girl driving the Chevrolet was reportedly the cause of the accident.
Both drivers sustained minor injuries in the crash and were transported to the Oconee Medical Center. They were both wearing seatbelts, according to news reports.
The accident caused parts of S.C. 59 to be closed for nearly a half hour, about a half mile from Seneca, where S.C. 59 meets Strawberry Farm Road, according to news reports.
The teenage driver was charged with failure to yield.
As an Orangeburg car accident attorney , I’m glad to hear that there weren’t more serious life-threatening injuries in this collision. I hope both victims in this crash are able to experience a full and speedy recovery. I urge teenage drivers to follow traffic laws and safe driving habits while they continue to learn to drive.
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