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The Core of Accident Data Center is our partnerships with a growing network of organizations dedicated to helping accident victims, to preventing accidents, and to improving safety.
The business model of The Accident Data Center is based on the concept of a collaborative partnership between the site and the regional and national organizations that focus on issues, topics, and services related to accidents. We seek to build relationships with quality organizations that can provide helpful information and services to our site visitors, many of whom are dealing with the difficult aftermath of a serious or fatal accident. We help connect accident victims and their families and friends to these accident-related groups. We seek no fees from our partnerships with these organizations.
Our goal is to provide a location to offer valuable information related to their services and mission, to support the needs of the high volume of site visitors, and to engage in the crucial conversations that happen around these topics.
Accident Data Center is funded mainly by fees collected from personal injury attorneys who serve as our partners in providing legal information to an audience that needs their assistance. We only work with firms who have demonstrated their commitment to their communities, and who are willing to work hard to contribute to the quality of the site content while supporting the unique needs of our unique audience. We try to minimize the limits we place on our partner organizations in their ability to publish their content through our site. Our mission is to bring the entire community of organizations together in one high-quality place that is easily accessible for visitors, with a goal of delivering comprehensive assistance to anyone affected by an accident.
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Most recent accident reports
On Wednesday afternoon, a serious collision between a school bus and an SUV at 636 West Creighton Avenue in Fort Wayne, Indiana resulted in life-threat
In a tragic incident on February 20th, 2025, a wrong-way driver caused a devastating head-on collision on US 41 in Warren County, Indiana, resulting in
On Thursday afternoon, a potentially tragic situation was averted through the swift and coordinated efforts of multiple emergency response teams in Chattooga County, Georgia.
A series of crashes along Interstate 69 in Fort Wayne caused significant traffic disruptions during the morning hours of Thursday.
A multi-vehicle collision disrupted morning commuter traffic on Interstate 43 South approaching the Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge in Green Bay on Wednesday morning.
In the early morning hours of Tuesday, a serious single-vehicle accident on U.S. 24 near West County Line Road left one man fighting for his life. The incident occurred at approximately 5:39 a.m.
On Tuesday evening, a serious single-vehicle accident involving a semi-truck caused significant traffic disruption in Waupaca, Wisconsin.
On Tuesday evening, February 19, 2025, a Rome City Schools bus was involved in an accident while returning from Atlanta International School.
A tragic hit-and-run collision at a busy downtown Indianapolis intersection claimed the life of 46-year-old Andrea Gibbs on Tuesday.
In the early hours of Tuesday morning, a brief police pursuit ended in a crash near Downtown Atlanta when four teenagers attempted to evade a traffic s
In a tragic incident on February 17, 2025, Tony Campbell lost his life in a single-vehicle accident in Cobb County, Georgia.
A motor vehicle accident on State Highway 42 in Egg Harbor, Door County, prompted an emergency response and extended road closure on Sunday evening.
In a tragic incident during the early hours of Saturday morning, two people lost their lives in a snowmobile accident on frozen Blue Lake in Whitley Co
A tragic collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle claimed the life of a motorcyclist on Saturday evening at the intersection of Old National Highwa
A concerning incident unfolded on Saturday afternoon when Beth Blakey, 43, of West Salem, Wisconsin, was arrested for her fourth Operating While Intoxi
In a concerning incident during Valentine's Day evening 2025, local law enforcement apprehended a motorcyclist for driving under the influence on Highway 114 in Chattooga County.
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