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What Are The Most Dangerous Intersections In Marietta, Ga?

Whether you're driving through Marietta Square on the Cobb Parkway, you are bound to drive through an intersection.

Most of the intersections are nothing to worry about, but some can be very dangerous if you aren't paying attention.

No matter why the intersection is dangerous, whether it has lousy signage or the traffic has outgrown it, a hazardous intersection can be a severe problem for drivers.

Fortunately, most accidents are fender benders that are just an inconvenience in traffic.

But some of these accidents are severe and cause injuries and even traffic fatalities.

If you've been involved in an accident, here's What To Do After A Car Accident In Marietta.

Knowing as much as possible about the roads you travel on will help you stay safe.

In the article below, we will talk about dangerous intersections in Marietta, Georgia and Cobb County.

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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Marietta and Cobb County

In Marietta, the most dangerous intersection seems to be Windy Hill Rd & Cobb Pkwy.

The deadliest intersection in Cobb County is at US 41 and Canton road near I-75.

Other dangerous areas in Cobb County are: 

  • Bells Ferry Road & Chastain Road / New Chastain Road
  • Roswell Road & Old Canton Road   
  • Town Center Mall
  • Veterans Memorial Hwy & Floyd Road / Mableton Pkwy

There were 22 crashes at Town Center Mall in 2014, and all of them involved cars getting t-boned while trying to turn left across traffic to get to I-75.

Add those intersections to these in Atlanta with a number of fatalities, and you can see that the Atlanta metro area can be a hazardous place for drivers:

  • Memorial Dr and North Hairston Road
  • East Park Place and Stone Mountain Highway
  • Covington Highway and Panola Road
  • Cobb Place Blvd and Earnest Barrett Pkwy

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The most dangerous roads in Marietta

Why Intersections Are Dangerous

The most common reasons for accidents at intersections is a recognition error.

This means that the drivers are distracted by an internal or external factor, like their cell phone or something on the side of the street.

When you drive, 100% of your focus needs to be on the road, so if we limit our distractions, we also lower our chances of being in an accident.

Driving distracted is nothing new, but these days cell phones are a significant reason people drive distracted.

There are ways to combat cell phone use while driving. 

You can set your phone in airplane mode while you drive, silence it, or there are several apps you can download that will help you reduce the temptation to grab your phone while you're behind the wheel.

Another way to limit your distractions is to prepare yourself for your trip before you start driving. Pick out the music you want to listen to before you leave, get your GPS setup, and make sure your mirrors are where they're supposed to be.

This will only take you a few minutes to complete before you go, and it will allow you to keep all of your focus on the road.

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What To Do After An Accident In an Intersection in Marietta, Georgia

Car accidents are often confusing and overwhelming, especially if you've been injured.

The absolute first thing you should do after an accident is to move to safety. Check yourself for injuries, as well as anyone else involved in the accident.

Next, you need to call 911 so you can get an officer and an ambulance to the scene.

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Contact The Arrowhead Clinic of Marietta, Georgia

Once everything is sorted at the scene of the accident, you need to seek medical attention.

If your injuries were severe enough, you were probably transported to the hospital immediately after the accident.

But if your injuries are minor, or if you don't feel injured at all, you should see the car accident chiropractor at The Arrowhead Clinic of Marietta.

Their car accident doctors will either give you a clean bill of health or diagnose your injuries and provide you with a treatment plan.

They can also put you in contact with a personal injury law firm.

To schedule your free consultation with The Arrowhead Clinic, click the button below.

 

Founder and doctor Dr. Harry W. Brown, D.C., a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic opened his first chiropractic office in Savannah, Georgia, in 1977. The local community instantly recognized his commitment and caring dedication to his patients. In 1979, Dr. Harry W. Brown, D.C. moved back to his home in Atlanta and opened his second chiropractic office in Jonesboro, Georgia. With a commitment to the highest levels of patient care, Arrowhead quickly became the largest chiropractic facility in Georgia. Today, Arrowhead has 17 chiropractic clinics in the Atlanta, Savannah, Brunswick, Albany, and Hinesville areas. Arrowhead Clinic has treated over 400,000 accident victims in the last 48+ Years and leads in the chiropractic industry. Arrowhead’s facilities have in-house X-ray machines to help diagnose injuries. After determining the full extent of a patient’s injuries, Arrowhead’s team of medical doctors, chiropractors, and injury treatment specialists build a custom treatment plan to get the patient back to living their best life! Motor vehicle accidents are the second leading cause of ER and hospital visits in the United States. Arrowhead Clinic specializes in car accident injuries, as these injuries profoundly impact many people’s lives, causing significant pain and reduced mobility. It is with the same caring attitude and dedication for people that led to Arrowhead Clinics’ success that is found in every one of Dr. Harry W. Brown’s chiropractic clinics today.

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