After an accident in West Virginia, what you know — and what you do next — can shape your recovery.
Mountain Winters Are Unforgiving
Snow, black ice, and sudden mountain fog make West Virginia roads treacherous in winter, especially on grades, bridges, and shaded curves. Crashes spike with the first storms.
Weather Doesn't Excuse Negligence
Bad weather is not a free pass. Drivers must adjust speed and following distance for conditions. Driving too fast for the weather can be negligence even if no law was technically broken.
Proving Fault in Bad Weather
Establishing what each driver did — and should have done — in the conditions is key. Witness accounts and crash reconstruction help sort out responsibility.
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