Two people died in an accident that occurred in the city of San Bernardino, California, on Sunday, May 10th, an accident report states. The authorities identified the two victims as Felipe Villalobos Barba, 36, and Oscar Villalobos, 26, of Loma Linda.
The San Bernardino Police Department during its preliminary investigations uncovered that the two were the only ones involved in a solo vehicle crash. The report about the traffic accident came in about 9:28 p.m., and officers reported to the area of Tippecanoe Avenue and Harry Shepherd Boulevard.
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Barba was driving the vehicle that crashed, with Villalobos as his passenger. The two sustained extensive wounds that claimed their lives at the scene, and the first responders pronounced them dead.
The SBPD have not disclosed the cause of the crash, and they are actively investigating it. The investigators will release an update when they have more addition.
Motor vehicle accidents occur for several reasons that are easily avoidable. Traffic officials frequently give out safety tips to drivers on the best way to drive to avoid collisions. They include focusing on the roadway with no distractions, and maintaining the speed limit.
Pay attention and use all turn and stop signs, drive with headlights on at night, and adjust mirrors and seats to give a clear view of the roadway. Others are driving without impairments, anticipating other drivers to make mistakes, and if a car stalls on the road, put out hazard lights and avoid stepping out.
Those involved in a traffic crash should file an accident report timeously to avoid unfavorable legal issues.
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