News: Pickup truck accident in Searcy County kills teenage driver

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MARSHALL, AR – A teenage driver was killed when a pickup truck crashed in Searcy County Tuesday evening, reports KTLO.

The accident occurred on State Highway 333 near County Road 37 in Marshall, and was reported at about 9:20 pm.  According to Arkansas State Police, a 16-year-old boy was driving a Dodge Dakota pickup when the vehicle went off the road and collided with a tree along the highway.

The teenager, a student at an area high school, sustained fatal injuries in the wreck.  State police reported the conditions were clear and dry at the time of the crash.

Contact the experienced Arkansas car accident lawyer at the Pfeifer Law Firm if you or a loved one have been the victim of an unfortunate car accident. We are dedicated to securing maximum compensation for clients like you to help with medical bills, the loss of income, and other expenses incurred from a crash. To schedule a free consultation where we can discuss your case and your legal options, give us a call at 501-374-4440 or use our online contact form.

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