Rider was ejected from its motorcycle in a traffic collision in San Diego
According to a California Highway Patrol police report, on Wednesday, May 2nd 2018, at about 4:42 p.m., at least one person was injured ensuing a traffic collision involving a motorcycle and a vehicle on the southbound of Interstate 8 and State Route 163 in the city of San Diego.
In addition, the report stated that a motorcycle and a white Chevrolet pick-up truck were the vehicles involved in the traffic collision. Moreover, the motorcycle rider was ejected off its bike in the middle lane, as stated by officials.
Several lanes of traffic were blocked as authorities worked to clear the accident and a tow truck was required for the vehicles involved in the accident, as stated by CHP.
Furthermore, there was at least one person injured as a result of the crash and paramedics arrived shortly after the incident occurred to transport the injured party to a nearby medical facility. Additionally, the identity of the injured person or persons has not been released yet, according to officials.
Currently, this crash remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the exact cause and liable party in the crash.
Further details will be reported at a later time once the investigation has concluded.
Our May Firm staff is deeply saddened upon hearing news of this accident, and will keep the victim as well as their family and loved ones in our thoughts and prayers during this tremendously difficult time.
Motorcycle accident litigation is different from automobile collisions, and our expert team understands the nuances between the two. We’ll work to get you the highest financial settlement possible for your case, at no out of pocket cost to you. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning the compensation for our services is entirely based on getting you the settlement you need. Often we are able to settle out of court, giving you faster access to funds and allowing you to better focus on your physical and emotional recovery. If you’ve been injured on a motorcycle by the negligence of another, contact us or call us at 1-(866) 678-4771.
