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A tragic accident unfolded recently on Providence Road in Upper Darby, according to local police. Initial reports indicate that a person was riding their bike when they were struck by a car. The bike rider lost their life as a result of the accident.

Police believe the bike rider was traveling east on Providence Road and crossing Penn Pines Boulevard at the time of the accident. The operator of the vehicle was a younger driver. They stayed at the scene of the accident and were reportedly working with police.

Bike Accidents at Intersections

It is very common for cyclists to suffer serious injuries in accidents at intersections. In some cases, drivers do not know who has the right of way. Other times, distracted drivers, poor visibility, or poor signaling by one party can lead to such a poor outcome. There are many factors that could contribute to such accidents, and those details are not fully understood in this particular case.

What to Do After Your Loved One’s Accident

If your family member loses their life in a situation like this, and they no longer have a voice to speak for themselves, hire an attorney to investigate the accident and cause. Your attorney will build a strong claim to protect your loved one’s rights and help you recover critically necessary damages.

Set up a free consultation with Kwartler Manus to discuss your case with a bike accident lawyer. In Upper Darby, there is someone who can provide you with guidance. Find out what your rights are.


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