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A motorcycle accident resulted in the rider losing their life in Gloucester City, according to recent news reports. The rider, from Camden County, was injured in a crash on Route 76 North near Exit 1D and milepost 0.1.

Law enforcement reported the Harley-Davidson motorcycle rider was traveling from Route 130 onto Route 76 at the time of the crash. That is when the rider lost control of the vehicle, veered off the roadway, and struck a guardrail before then hitting a telephone pole. The rider lost their life at the scene of the accident. Police did not provide any additional information about those involved or what caused the accident.

Causes for Motorcycle Riders to Lose Control Are Many

Numerous factors contribute to a motorcycle rider losing control over the vehicle. One of the most common causes is debris on the roadway that limits traction. Riders are often operating their bikes under the constant concern of being hit by a car, and may have been swerving to avoid the other vehicle. Other times, riders may have been speeding or lost control due to inexperience. There are many potential reasons for these types of accidents to occur, and every situation deserves a full and comprehensive investigation.

Set Up a Consultation When Your Loved One Loses Their Life

With the guidance of a motorcycle accident lawyer in Gloucester City, family members can learn what their legal rights are after an accident like this. Kwartler Manus provides free consultations to victims and families of those who have lost their lives.


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