Dallas, TX — March 29, 2024, Robert Campbell and another were injured following a car accident at around 9:15 p.m. on the Central Expressway.
According to officials, the incident took place along southbound lanes of the North Central Expressway/US 75 in the area of North Good Latimer Expressway.
Investigators said that 71-year-old Robert Earl Campbell was in a Mazda CX-3 going along the middle of the main lanes of Central Expressway. For reasons not clear right now, the Mazda crashed into the back of a BMW SUV. Both vehicles lost control, and Campbell’s Mazda then hit a Volkswagen Jetta.
As a result of the crash, Campbell had reportedly serious injuries while a 35-year-old woman in the Volkswagen had apparently moderate injuries. Right now, additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
One of the main reasons I started this blog is to address a lot of the misconceptions out there when it comes to car accidents and the laws surrounding them. One of the all-time classics is that a rear-end collision is always the fault of the person doing the rear-ending. That’s simply not true.
The law is nuanced enough to recognize there can be extenuating circumstances where even safe drivers may not be able to slow down. Defective brakes, drivers without their lights, drivers cutting someone off, road hazards, etc. And even in situations where a driver is on their phone, going too fast, or intoxicated, for example, there could still be other extenuating circumstances authorities overlook. Ultimately, folks should just let the evidence speak for itself. Jumping to conclusions never helped anyone, and I don’t see why this crash would be any exception to that.
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