Charles Ray Dailey, 44, faces manslaughter charges after a fatal 3-truck wreck on October 26th at Wilburforce and West Montgomery. Analysis of data from the airbag control module from Charles Dailey’s silver pickup truck shows that he was traveling 94 mph in a 35 mph zone when he ran a red light and fatally struck two other trucks at the West Montgomery intersection.

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The Sequence of Events in the Fatal 3-Truck Wreck at the Intersection

After he ran the red light, Charles Dailey first struck a green truck in the intersection. That collision caused the green truck to hit another truck waiting at a traffic light. Mark Arnold, driver of the green truck, suffered fatal injuries from the sudden, high-speed collision. The sympathies of our Houston accident lawyers go out to the family and friends of Mr. Arnold.

A witness to the fatal 3-truck wreck says that when Dailey passed her, he was traveling so fast that it made her vehicle shake. Charles Dailey also suffered injuries in the crash. While at the hospital, he consented to a blood draw. Authorities are waiting for results regarding his blood alcohol content level. Dailey’s bail was set at $30,000. (Source: Jaime E. Galvan, khou.com, 12/3/12)

Running Red Lights Takes a Heavy Toll in Lives Each Year

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) says that in a recent year, 2009, drivers who ran red lights caused 676 deaths and 113,000 injuries. In 36% of the red light running accidents, the drivers that ran the red lights were killed. 64% of the fatalities were innocent pedestrians, cyclists, or occupants of the other vehicles they hit. Our Houston accident lawyers point out that 25% of the drivers that ran the red lights were impaired by alcohol, with blood alcohol content levels over the legal limit of 0.08%.

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