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The New Jersey State Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a hit-and-run vehicle that struck a motorcycle rider. The accident took place on State Highway 55 South at milepost 39.2 in Franklin Township in Gloucester County.

If you are the victim of a hit-and-run accident, seek guidance from a Gloucester County car accident attorney who can help you to get justice. You may be able to recover damages.

Motorcycle Rider Thrown From Bike

According to police, on Sunday at about 3:53 pm, a Harley Davidson motorcycle was driving onto the on-ramp from Route 40 eastbound to the southbound lane. The motorcycle lost directional control and veered left. At that time, it struck the curb and entered the southbound lane of travel. That is when the motorcycle rider was hit by an unknown vehicle, causing the rider to be ejected from the bike.

Police say that there was at least one set of tandem tires on the vehicle that struck the motorcycle rider based on the evidence at the scene. The motorcycle rider succumbed to his injuries and died. The vehicle that struck the motorcycle fled the scene prior to police responding to the accident. Police are seeking information from witnesses to the incident.

Seeking Legal Guidance in a Hit and Run

For the family of the motorcycle accident rider struck by an unknown vehicle, legal guidance is critical. Kwartler Manus may be able to help the family recover damages in such a tragic situation. It may also help in getting answers to what happened to cause the accident. Call today for a free consultation.


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