Car Accidents | InjuryBoard Redding

Car accidents are ugly, destructive, life-changing events. Crashes can severely alter the driving environment by blocking lanes, placing debris on the roadway, and causing road, bridge, and property damage. Unfortunately, just as an audience is captivated by the spectacle of a high-speed crash in an action movie, motorists approaching an accident scene tend to be distracted while...

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On Wednesday, March 5, 2008, a panel of eight Sacramento River enthusiasts including kayakers, river guides, boaters, and fishermen recommended that the City of Redding close the waterway beneath the Cypress Avenue Bridge construction site when river flows exceed 10,000 cubic feet per second (CFS). The river typically exceeds 10,000 CFS in the summer months.The City appointed the panel to...

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On Wednesday, March 5, 2008, a panel of eight Sacramento River enthusiasts including kayakers, river guides, boaters, and fishermen recommended that the City of Redding close the waterway beneath the Cypress Avenue Bridge construction site when river flows exceed 10,000 cubic feet per second (CFS). The river typically exceeds 10,000 CFS in the summer months.The City appointed the panel to...

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As reflected in the article released by the Redding Record Searchlight on January 30, 2008, snow is now a problem for Northern California. Abnormally cold temperatures consistently produce snow in towns from Yreka and Mt. Shasta to as low as Redding and Anderson. The California Highway Patrol is noting an increase in car wrecks and injuries. The California Department of Transportation has...

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A car accident near Sunset Hills put two people into the hospital on Thursday. Three cars were involved in an accident near the scene of another car on fire on Interstate 5. One victim was taken to a hospital in Redding.According to CalFire officials the three-car accident occurred when drivers were trying to avoid another car that was on fire. While it was unclear early in the investigation...

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