Oregon woman injured in motor vehicle accident with semi trailer
The Washington State Patrol is investigating the cause of a motor vehicle accident on state Route 8 at Old Olympic highway which injured a 25-year-old Oregon woman, Carmen M. Winkle.
According to The Olympian,Winkle was driving west when her Jeep collided with the trailer of a westbound semi truck driven by Paul K. Yeboah, 48, of Seattle. The motor vehicle accident occurred around 7:57am.
Winkle suffered undisclosed injuries and was taken to Providence St. Peter Hospital. An infant riding in the back seat was not injured. Yeboah was not injured either.
This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in car accidents and the family of those killed.
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