A deadly accident took place in Delaware County, PA, recently. According to initial news reports, a bike rider lost their life after crashing into a vehicle. Call Kwartler Manus to speak with a Delaware County bicycle accident attorney about your case.
Details Are Still Unclear
The incident took place just after 8 pm on Friday. Police say that the adult bike rider rode their bike into the back of a vehicle. The vehicle was broken down, though it is not clear if it was in the intersection or off to the side of the road.
The crash happened at South Chester Pike and West South Avenue in Glenolden. Rescuers were called to the scene. The bike rider was taken to an area hospital, but they did not survive the accident. Police are seeking additional details to determine why the bike rider crashed.
What to Do After a Bike Accident
Victims involved in a bike accident need to act quickly to protect their health and rights. If you are in a bike accident in which a car struck you, immediately move out of the way of further harm, if you can do so. Call 911 immediately to request medical and police support. When possible, use your phone to record any evidence around you. Though challenging in serious accidents, these steps can protect your case later.
Work with the Right Attorney
Kwartler Manus works with victims facing an uphill battle with insurance companies. We work with the families of victims who lose their lives or victims directly to pursue fair compensation. Call us today to schedule a free consultation.
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