Two people were killed in separate  car accidents in West Virginia last week.

The first accident occurred around noon on the northbound lanes of Interstate 79. The car ran off of the roadway onto the median before hitting a culvert and returning back to the roadway and rolling multiple times.

A crash later that same evening also occurred and took the life of a 57-year-old man. The accident occurred as a 39-year-old woman was driving the opposite direction as the man down the roadway when she crossed the center line and struck the man’s vehicle. This accident remains under investigation at this time.

Car accidents can happen unexpectedly and cause serious injury, our thoughts are with the friends and family of the victim.

Police officials have identified the victims that were killed in a Virginia car accident.

The accident occurred when a Dodge Caravan was traveling southbound on Interstate 95 when it rear-ended the vehicle driving in front of it. The collision caused the second vehicle to run off the road and strike the guardrail and caused the Caravan to go off of the opposite side of the road.

The van then overturned and rolled into a tree. Three people that were riding in the Caravan were killed. The investigation into the accident it still underway, but it is known that all of the people were wearing their seat belts.

Car accidents can cause serious injury to all involved, our thoughts are with the friends and family of the victim.

On elderly woman was killed in a car accident in Boone County on Route 17 in the morning hours of July 12.

According to West Virginia authorities, the 83-year-old woman was driving south on Route 17 when she lost control of her vehicle and ran off of the side of the road.

The woman was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident by emergency officials. Further details into the accident are still being investigated.

Car accidents can have traumatizing effects on all involved, our thoughts are with the friends and family of the victim.

Two people were injured in car accident after they ran into an arrow board on the West Virginia Turnpike.

The two people were heading north on the Turnpike in a Dodge Intrepid when they struck a lighted arrow board that was sitting on the side of the roadway near the 88-mile marker. The board was placed on the side of the road to alert drivers that the left lane was closed for construction crews to work and repair a bridge.

After the vehicle struck the board, it caught on fire. Both people were able to get out of the car and were transported to the hospital where they were treated and released.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, contact the Clarksburg car accident lawyers of the law offices of David W. Frame by calling 800-352-9460.