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CHP Release Details of Wasco Accident that Killed Donald Page

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  • Written By Annie Ianko
  • Last modified: March 19, 2020

The California Highway Patrol, Wasco office, 24 miles to Bakersfield, California, on Wednesday, March 18th, released the details of the accident that killed a man. Donald Page passed away after a multi-vehicle collision.

The CHP said that on Tuesday, March 3rd, a semi-tractor-trailer, and a welding truck collided on 7th Standard Road at Wasco Avenue at about 7 a.m. A sedan was reportedly also involved in the collision.

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The CHP did not state if Page was the driver of the semi or the wielding truck, but they confirmed that he was pronounced dead at the scene. There is also no information on whether the other drivers were injured, or on whose side the liability lies.

The CHP is still investigating, and anyone with information on the unanswered questions should contact their Wasco office on its listed line.

There are different reasons why an accident occurs, and it ranges from drunk driving to over speeding to bad roads, or manufacturer’s defect. One common factor is that accidents lead to death or injuries, depending on the type.

The standard types of auto crashes include rollover accidents caused by the interaction of the driver with the road, vehicle, and environment. Another is a single-vehicle accident brought on by run-off-road collisions, collisions with debris, or animals.

Side-impact, head-on, and rear-end collisions are other forms of traffic accidents. The latter occurs when a vehicle slams into another from behind and a driver’s inattention leads to it, as well as tailgating, reduced traction due to road conditions, or panic stops.

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