PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MD (March 16, 2025) – A man has died following a single-vehicle car crash in Prince George’s County on March 15.
According to the Prince George’s County Police Department, officers responded to the intersection of Interstate 210 and Kerby Hill Road around 2:20 a.m. for a reported car crash.
When officers arrived at the scene, they found an unresponsive man trapped inside the crashed vehicle. The man was pronounced at the scene.
No word on what caused the accident. Police are investigating.
Single-car accidents in Prince George’s County, Maryland claim numerous lives each year, often leaving families devastated and searching for answers. While these tragedies might initially appear straightforward, they frequently involve complex liability issues that extend beyond the deceased driver. These cases require careful investigation to identify all potential sources of compensation for surviving family members.
Many fatal single-vehicle crashes in Prince George’s County result from factors beyond driver error. Defective automotive components, such as faulty brakes, tire blowouts, or steering system failures can cause even cautious drivers to lose control. Similarly, poorly designed or maintained roadways contribute significantly to these accidents. Inadequate guardrails, improper drainage leading to hydroplaning, missing signage, and hazardous construction zones represent just some of the infrastructure issues that may create dangerous conditions for motorists.
If the driver’s negligence caused the crash, the driver’s insurance may provide compensation to the family. However, Maryland law also allows claims against vehicle manufacturers for defective products, government entities responsible for unsafe road conditions, or even establishments that over-served alcohol to visibly intoxicated drivers. These third-party claims become particularly important in cases where the driver also perished or lacked adequate insurance coverage.
The emotional and financial aftermath of fatal single-car accidents creates overwhelming challenges for families. Beyond grief, they often face substantial funeral expenses, loss of financial support, and sometimes significant medical bills from unsuccessful life-saving attempts. Pursuing legal remedies cannot erase the loss, but it can provide crucial financial stability during an incredibly difficult time. An experienced Prince George’s County car accident attorney can help families navigate these complex cases, identify all potential sources of compensation, and ensure responsible parties are held accountable.
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