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Barstow, CA – On the afternoon of Tuesday, February 4, 2025, a fatal traffic collision involving two vehicles occurred on Old Highway 58 near Ramirez Road, according to CHPFatal.

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reports that the accident took place around 2:37 PM near Old Highway 58 and Ramirez Road. 

Emergency responders arrived at the scene to find a white Chevrolet pickup truck on its side and a white sedan with significant damage. Witnesses reported that the pickup was speeding before the crash occurred. 

Emergency crews declared the driver of the Chevrolet dead at the scene. His name has not been released as authorities are still notifying next of kin.

The collision caused significant disruption in the area, with the intersection of Old Highway 58 and Waterman Road closed for several hours as the investigation unfolded. 

The California Highway Patrol is working to determine the cause of the crash, including whether speeding or other factors contributed to the deadly incident.

 

Wrongful Death Claims

Determining fault in a collision can involve multiple factors, and under California’s Comparative Liability rule, several parties can share partial responsibility. A personal injury attorney can play a crucial role in helping victims establish legal responsibility after a traffic accident.

Should someone else be found even partly responsible for the death, the family may be able to file a Wrongful Death claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance. This can provide compensation to help cover medical bills, funeral expenses, and the loss of income to support the family of the deceased.

If you or someone you love was harmed in an accident like the one described here, feel free to contact Maison Law for any questions or to receive a no-cost, no-obligation case assessment.

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