According to an article from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, police said the suspect was driving his Chrysler PT Cruiser at high rate of speed. As the suspect was approaching Main Street, the Mercedes was attempting to turn left onto westbound Charleston.

The Las Vegas driver of the PT Cruiser was arrested for felony DUI resulting in death and booked without bail.

DUIs happen across Nevada regularly. Do you think DUI laws in Las Vegas are strict enough? Why or why not?

If you or someone you know has been involved in a Nevada car accident, the Las Vegas car accident lawyers at Richard Harris Law Firm can help.

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The driver of a vehicle was drunk and struck another car. He got out of his vehicle, ran across the street, and was hit by an oncoming truck.
The man suffered some life-threatening injuries after the Las Vegas auto accident, and he was taken to a local hospital to be treated.

Authorities are still investigating the Nevada car accident and the events following it.

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The driver in the Nevada auto accident drove off the side of the road, struck a median, and caused the car to flip over into the opposite side of the road. The impact of the Las Vegas auto accident caused the two passengers to be thrown from the vehicle.

One died at the scene of the Las Vegas car accident while the other suffered some critical injuries.

Authorities had to shut part of the road down while they investigated the accident.

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The school bus was heading down the road when a truck hit the back end of the bus.

There were 32 children on the bus at time of the Las Vegas bus accident, four of which suffered some injuries. The driver also suffered minor injuries.

Police arrested the driver of the truck involved in the Nevada bus accident and believe that he was driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol.

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July 17, 2008

A Nevada truck accident left two girls injured, according to The Reno Gazette-Journal.

The tractor trailer was headed down the road when it crossed into the opposite lane, left the road and went into a trailer park.

Two girls were asleep inside one of the trailers when the Nevada truck accident happened.

The truck driver and the girls were taken to a local hospital for injuries sustained during the Nevada truck accident.

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The Reno Gazette-Journal reported that a Nevada auto accident that injured three people, including one that was trapped inside one of the cars, is under police investigation.

The initial findings indicated that the two vehicles were traveling toward each other when one crossed into the other lane and struck the other head-on.

Authorities say that high speed and alcohol may have been factors in the Nevada auto accident.

All three of the injured people were taken to the local hospital with moderate to critical injuries.

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KTNV.com reported that cable customers again have cable after six hours of no television, Internet, or telephone service due to a Nevada truck accident that knocked down two power poles.

The Nevada truck accident occurred when the tractor trailer pulled down cable wires and power poles which affected more than 30,000 customers south of the accident scene.

There were no injuries reported from the Nevada truck accident, though the driver of the truck received height limitations citation on his truck.

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The Nevada Appeal reported that a Nevada man’s preliminary hearing continued this week after he was accused of causing a Nevada auto accident while intoxicated.

The driver has several charges against him in the fatal auto accident.

The driver caused a Nevada auto accident in November when he struck a man and his girlfriend in an intersection, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.

One victim was hospitalized for more than a month while he recovered from injuries from the Nevada truck accident, including a closed-head injury.

The driver was arrested after blood results from the car accident became available and was released on bail.

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The Reno Gazette-Journal reported that Toyota Motor Corp. announced a defective product recall Friday of 15,600 four-by-four version of the 2007 Tundra pickup truck. The defective product has problems with a propeller shaft that is connected to the rear axle.

The problem with the propeller shaft in the defective product could potentially cause Nevada auto accidents as it could separate at the joint and force the truck to coast to a stop. As of yet, no Nevada defective product injuries or car accidents have been reported because of the problem.

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A 13-year-old boy struck and injured an elderly pedestrian in a Nevada auto accident Monday, according to the Reno Gazette-Journal, and police are investigating why he was given the keys to the car.

The Nevada car accident victim is being treated at Renown Regional Medical Center for a broken leg and lacerations. The man was in a crosswalk near his home when the auto accident happened.

Police say the boy’s 23-year-old aunt and guarding tossed him the keys to the car when he asked to visit friends. After crashing into the elderly man, the boy fled the scene of the Nevada car accident.

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