Fatal Paramus Hit-and-Run Highlights Road Safety During National Teen Driver Safety Week, The Epstein Law Firm Says

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Michael J. Epstein of The Epstein Law Firm was featured in a GlobeNewswire report addressing pedestrian safety and driver accountability following a fatal hit-and-run crash in Paramus, New Jersey. The report highlights the importance of responsible driving during National Teen Driver Safety Week, which runs from October 18–24.

The coverage follows the death of a 32-year-old woman who was struck by a vehicle on Route 17 South near Westfield Garden State Plaza. According to reports, the driver fled the scene, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.

Epstein emphasized the responsibility drivers have to remain alert, protect pedestrians, and cooperate with authorities following a crash. He also expressed sympathy for the victim’s family and stressed the importance of taking roadway safety seriously.

Although the incident occurred during National Teen Driver Safety Week, authorities have not identified the driver or determined whether age played a role. Epstein noted that the broader message of the awareness campaign applies to motorists of all ages, reinforcing the need for safe driving habits and accountability behind the wheel.

The coverage underscores the importance of pedestrian protection, responsible driving, and public awareness in preventing roadway tragedies.

Read the full coverage here.

The Epstein Law Firm continues its work representing individuals and families affected by motor vehicle accidents and other serious injury matters.

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