Chatham Co., GA (June 7, 2025) — A serious multi-vehicle crash led to the closure of a portion of Highway 80 near Fort Pulaski on Saturday evening, June 7.
Emergency crews were dispatched to the scene around 5:40 p.m. following reports of a rollover collision involving several vehicles, according to the Chatham County Fire Department. Multiple first responder units arrived to assist with the incident.
Six individuals were injured and transported to Memorial Hospital for medical treatment. The severity of their injuries has not yet been released.
The Georgia State Patrol is leading the investigation into the cause of the crash.
We hope for the full and swift recovery of the wounded individuals.
Georgia Car Accidents
Car accidents continue to pose a serious threat to drivers and passengers throughout Chatham County, with countless injury crashes reported each year on roads like Highway 80, I-16, and Abercorn Street. From fender benders to multi-vehicle collisions, these incidents can lead to life-changing consequences. According to state traffic data, Georgia sees more than 1,700 traffic-related fatalities annually, and thousands more suffer serious injuries, many of which occur right here in the Savannah area.
The truth is, that most of these crashes are preventable. Reckless behaviors like texting while driving, speeding through intersections, and getting behind the wheel while impaired remain leading causes of injury collisions.
If you’ve been hurt in a crash in Chatham County, it’s important to recognize the range of injuries that can result and seek prompt medical and legal help. Common injuries include:
- Neck and Back Injuries: Sudden impact can strain muscles and ligaments in the neck and spine, often leading to chronic pain or mobility issues.
- Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs): From concussions to severe brain trauma, head injuries may not show symptoms right away but can have lasting effects on memory, concentration, and emotional health.
- Spinal Cord Damage: Spinal injuries can result in partial or complete paralysis, requiring long-term care and major lifestyle adjustments.
- Broken Bones: The force of a collision often causes fractures in the arms, legs, ribs, or face—injuries that may demand surgery and extensive rehabilitation.
- Internal Bleeding or Organ Damage: Internal injuries from blunt force trauma or airbags can be difficult to detect immediately but may become life-threatening without urgent care.
- Emotional Trauma: Crash survivors frequently experience anxiety, flashbacks, or depression in the weeks and months that follow.
At Karma Injury Law, we understand how difficult it can be to bounce back after a serious accident. Our Chatham County car accident attorneys are committed to helping injured individuals and their families recover physically, emotionally, and financially.
We provide free case evaluations and fight to secure compensation for:
- Medical expenses (both current and future)
- Lost wages and reduced earning ability
- Pain and suffering
- Mental anguish and trauma
- Property damage
Whether your crash happened on a busy highway or a neighborhood street, you shouldn’t have to face the aftermath alone. Let Karma Injury Law stand with you every step of the way. Call us at (678) 607-8312 for your free consultation—we don’t get paid unless you win.
Notes: Our writers rely on multiple external sources to create this accident news post, including local and national news reports, police accident reports, and, sometimes, eyewitness accounts of injury accidents in Georgia. If you find any inaccuracies in this post, please contact Karma Injury Law promptly so we can make corrections. We will also remove the post upon request.
Disclaimer: This post is not intended as a business solicitation. Please be aware that the information provided does not constitute legal advice, nor does it create an attorney-client relationship. Legal outcomes can vary based on individual circumstances. We encourage you to contact Karma Injury Law directly for personalized legal guidance. The featured image in this post is not related to the actual accident scene.
