Manh Thach Killed in Peoria Accident on 67th Avenue

Peoria, Arizona – Manh Thach, 58, was killed in a collision that happened late Saturday night in Peoria, according to the Peoria Police Department.

The accident took place near 67th Avenue and Happy Valley Road shortly before midnight on November 11.

Authorities said Thach was driving a Toyota 4-Runner south on 67th Avenue when he drifted across the center line and collided head-on with an oncoming Honda CRV.

Thach was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced deceased.

The driver of the Honda was taken to a hospital with serious injuries.

Three parties who were passengers in the Honda were hospitalized with minor injuries.

The Peoria Police Department is investigating to determine the cause of the collision.

Head-on collisions are common types of car accidents in California that happen when two vehicles heading in opposite directions collide with their front ends. Common causes of head-on collisions include impaired driving, wrong-way driving, distracted driving, speeding, poor road conditions, fatigued driving, among others. 

Determining fault in a head-on collision involves a careful examination of the facts and circumstances of the accident. Investigators gather evidence from the accident scene, eyewitnesses, and other relevant sources and use it to determine where liability falls. The liable party or parties may be held responsible for the damages resulting from the head-on collision. This can include compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, and other losses associated with the accident.

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