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Why do so Many Auto Accidents Occur on the Newtown Bypass in Bucks County, PA?

Founded by William Penn in 1684, the Borough of Newtown is a historical destination in Bucks County, PA that attracts tourists throughout the year and modern Newtown is home to countless businesses, restaurants and boutiques. The Newtown bypass (Route 332) is probably the most convenient way to travel to Newtown, as well as to neighboring towns, and to Interstate 95. Unfortunately, due to nearly constant traffic volume on the Newtown bypass, auto accidents are all too common, cites Bucks County personal injury lawyer Michael L. Saile, Jr. Be aware of your options and responsibilities if you are injured in a Bucks County car accident and wish to file a personal injury claim.

A Useful Connector

The Newtown bypass (Route 332) is a very important and convenient connection between the towns of Richboro, Holland, Newtown, Yardley, and Langhorne. The Newtown Bypass is vital to many people every day as a connection to neighboring towns, which means heavy traffic and potential PA auto accidents.

Practice Good Behavior when Driving in Traffic

Traffic is not new to Bucks County residents, and the same issues that cause accidents all over the Philadelphia area, such as speeding, distracted driving, and general recklessness, also plague the Newtown bypass. The ever-present traffic on Route 332 can lead to driver frustration or even road rage, which can easily lead to accidents and personal injuries. The Newtown Bypass is not exempt from drunk driving accidents either. The nightlife in Newtown and neighboring towns, like Yardley or Morrisville, can sometimes lead to more intoxicated drivers making use of the Newtown Bypass. Combining these dangerous behaviors with the Bypass' daily traffic is often a dangerous combination that can lead to numerous Bucks County auto accidents.

If you've been injured in a Philadelphia area auto accident, you probably have many questions. Contact the Bucks County personal injury lawyers at Saile & Saile LLP. We offer a FREE consultation in our Langhorne office as well as FREE legal information in the form of our PA Car Accident Book.