Age, Eyesight and Iowa Car Accident Crash Liability
Iowa PI Accident: McQuown and Knuths
In this June 10, 2011 accident in Palo Alto, Iowa we have an 83
year-old driver in car one and in car two there is a 23-year-old driver. In the
first car are no injured passengers and in car two there appears to be two
injured passengers. The ISP Trooper describes the accident as having occurred
because driver one did not see the second car and although he had a duty to
yield (stop sign) he failed to do so, pulling out in front of the Ford van and
the two collided. Driver one was driving a 1987 Mercury PC. This is simply a
failure to yield question which sent four people to the hospital.
Drivers: Lee McQuown and Mark
Knuths.
Injured: Lee McQuown, Mark Knuths, Ricky Burnett, Rachelle
Henderson.
DOI: 6/10/2011
TOI: 11:23 a.m.
LOI: 460th Avenue and B57 in Palo Alto County, Iowa
Narrative: VEH #1 EB ON B57 STOPPED AT STOP
SIGN VEH #1 DIDN'T SEE VEH #2 SB ON HWY 4 VEH #1 PULLED AWAY FROM SIGNH AND
TURNING NORTH AND COLLIDED WITH VEH #2 BOTH CAME TO REST ON TRAVELED PORTION OF
HWY 4
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