A motorcycle accident is not only devastating, but it can be brutal as well. Every year thousands of motorcyclists die or are severely injured. A motorcyclist can suffer a life-altering disability as a result of a crash.
In 2010, a Rancho Cucamonga teenager suffered horrific injuries from a motorcycle accident. He was found unconscious at the scene. Investigators are still not sure what caused his to crash – he does not remember and there were no witnesses. He sustained numerous injuries, including a traumatic brain injury, extensive nerve damage to his spine, arm and hand. He underwent nerve transfer surgery that took 7 hours and he remained in a coma for close to three weeks.
Today he is working hard to recover with physical therapy and speech therapy part of his daily routine. He is improving daily and can now drive himself to his doctor appointments; however, he still has limited movement in his arm and has trouble speaking. He is looking forward to getting back on a motorcycle one day.
Oftentimes, motorcycle injuries are tragic and result in long-term care, leaving the victim bedridden for months. If you are involved in a motorcycle accident, contact an experienced San Bernardino Personal Injury attorney who will fight hard to get the compensation you deserve.
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The weekend did not start off well for a San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy. The deputy was on his motorcycle at a Rancho Cucamonga intersection when he collided with another vehicle.
The deputy was taken by air to a nearby hospital with compound fractures to his pelvis, arms and legs. He underwent surgery the next day and is expected to be okay. The driver of the other vehicle was also injured. It was reported that neither suffered life-threatening injuries.
The accident is under investigation to determine what caused it. No one has been arrested. If you are injured in an accident, contact an experienced San Bernardino Personal Injury attorney who will investigate the case for you.
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The California Highway Patrol reported that a 44-year old man from Rancho Cucamonga riding his bicycle on Glendora Mountain Road recently crashed into a Toyota Land Cruiser driven by a 56-year old man.
The bicyclist was traveling at about 30 mph while the Toyota was going about 20 mph when they both approached a blind curve in the road. The cyclist was unable to negotiate the curve and swerved into oncoming traffic, hitting the Toyota head-on. He was taken to USC Medical Center where he was pronounced dead. The driver of the Toyota was not hurt.
California Highway Patrol is investigating the scene of the fatal accident to determine what happened.
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The San Bernardino County Coroner’s office reported that a 26-year old Fontana man died when he lost control of his motorcycle going around a curve on Day Creek Boulevard in Rancho Cucamonga recently. He crashed into a guardrail.
He was taken to a local hospital by paramedics; he was pronounced dead shortly after. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is investigating to determine what caused this fatal crash.
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A 46-year old Rancho Cucamonga man, died and a woman was injured in a six-car accident on the 10 Freeway recently according to the California Highway Patrol. It was reported that the man sideswiped a Mazda and then hit a Mitsubishi. Both of these vehicles hit other vehicles.
When the police officers arrived, the man was unconscious. He was given CPR and taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. He left behind a wife and two children. The injured woman suffered minor lacerations to her head.
My condolences go out to the man’s family.
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