Authorities reported that the Ben Franklin Bridge was closed for a period of time on Sunday morning after a motorcyclist was involved in an accident. The early morning accident led to the death of one person and injuries to another. The loss of a loved one turns your life upside down. Call a Camden motorcycle accident attorney from Kwartler Manus today.
Roadway Closed for Some Time for Investigation
Reports indicate the crash occurred at about 3:27 am on Sunday morning. It involved a car and motorcycle rider in the eastbound lanes of the roadway on the Camden side of the bridge. The motorcycle rider died at an area hospital after being transported. The driver of the vehicle was also hurt and taken to an area hospital. No one had word on that person's condition immediately after the accident.
The Delaware River Port Authority is investigating the accident. It was unclear what caused the crash or if anyone would be charged in the case.
Give Your Loved One a Voice
Motorcycle riders get a bad rap, often taking the blame for accidents because they are perceived to be adventure-seeking. If your loved one lost their life in a motorcycle crash, hire an attorney to investigate the case and build a claim. Often, initial reports get the details wrong and put your rights at risk.
Speak to a motorcycle accident lawyer at Kwartler Manus today. Let us review your case to determine what happened and who is at fault for your losses. You pay us nothing upfront. Call our office to schedule a free consultation.
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