A tragic motorcycle accident took place on Tuesday, just after 8 pm along Route 222 North. The rider was recently identified by the Lehigh County Coroner.
Very limited information was available about the accident. However, the rider of the motorcycle crashed on Route 222 between Mill Creek Road and North Krocks Road in Lower Macungie Township. It is not clear what caused the accident. Speak with a Lehigh County motorcycle accident attorney at Kwartler Manus about your case.
Why Motorcycle Riders Often Face Unfair Accusations
Victims of car accidents often have a better chance of proving themselves innocent than motorcycle riders. That is due to the ongoing stigma centered on riders. Many people, including police and sometimes courts, assume that a motorcycle rider is at fault because they were engaging in reckless behavior. Yet, it is more common for drivers to cause accidents with riders instead.
Motorcycle accidents often occur when drivers fail to yield the right of way to the rider. That may be due to numerous factors such as distraction while driving, impairment behind the wheel, or reckless operation. In some situations, poor road conditions, difficult visibility, and even animals in the roadway can cause these accidents to happen.
What to Do After Your Loved One’s Death
If your loved one dies in an accident, do not assume they were at fault. Instead, contact a motorcycle accident lawyer in Lehigh County to investigate what really happened. Turn to Kwartler Manus for a free consultation if your loved one was lost due to the actions of others.
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