News: Single-vehicle accident in Faulkner County leaves driver dead

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FAULKNER COUNTY, AR – A driver died after his vehicle was involved in a rollover crash in Faulkner County on Saturday afternoon, Arkansas State Police said.

According to The Daily Citizen, 48-year-old David F. Vanderslice was driving a Chevy Cruze on Arkansas Highway 107 in the Enola area shortly before 4 p.m. when he went off the right side of the roadway.  Troopers said the vehicle overturned, crashed into a fence and ended up on its roof.

Vanderslice, a Mount Vernon resident, sustained fatal injuries in the wreck  It happened on a wet roadway, police said.

It was one of two fatal accidents that occurred in Arkansas on New Year’s Day. At least 648 people died as a result of crashes on roads in the state in 2021, state police said.

At Pfeifer Law, an experienced Arkansas car accident lawyer is dedicated to protecting the legal rights of accident victims. So if you or a loved one have been injured in a crash, we can help you pursue financial compensation to help ease your financial burden during this challenging time.  To schedule a free consultation where we can review your case, contact us online or give us a call at 501-374-4440.

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