Motorcycle Fatalities Down From Last Year
Christopher Smith Killed In Motorcycle Accident Thursday Night On Rossville Boulevard Chattanooga Police responded to a traffic crash Thursday at approximately9:30 p.m.in the 4200 block of Rossville Boulevard where they found a 27-year-old motorcyclist, Christopher Smith, who had crashed and was pronounced dead on the scene. Witness statements and evidence at the scene show that Smith was northbound on Rossville Boulevard when he lost control ... (click for more) Trustee Says Use Of Driveway Across Jack Brown Land By Jason And Kim Brown Hurting Property Value Bankruptcy Trustee Jerry Farinash said continued use of a driveway across the Jack Brown property north of Soddy Daisy by son Jason Brown and his wife Kim is hurting the value of the land. Attorney Farinash is handling the bankruptcy case in which Jack Brown is allegedly to have carried out a $12 million Ponzi Scheme. The trustee has gained control of the Jack Brown property. ... (click for more)
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Harley rider killed in morning crash
(WTVR) Police are investigating a deadly motorcycle accident near the intersection of Bull Hill and Courthouse Roads in Prince George County. The accident happened around 9 a.m., according to police. Police said the operator of a 1980 Harley Davidson was killed when his motorcycle collided with a 1994 Chevrolet Lumina. The victim was identified as 51-year-old Gary Landes, of Prince George, according to police. The driver of the Lumina suffered non-life threatening injuries. Police asked drivers to expect delays near the intersection while investigators work to determine what happened.
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Motorcycle crashes into deer in New Albany accident, passenger severely injured
Last year at this time, State police were putting out the warning that motorcycle fatalities were happening at an alarming rate. The total of fatalities from January to July of 2015 was 65, compared to this year's 45. But the message is still the same, and the Kentucky State Police want to see that number continue to drop, so they host events like the Motorcycle Awareness Day in Frankfort, where riders learn about what they should wear and how to stay safe on the road. And although helmets aren't that fashionable, police say it is the helmet that will more than likely save your life if you are ever in a motorcycle accident.
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Orpington motorcycle crash death: Grieving mother wants answers (From News Shopper)
UPDATE: Motorcycle crashes into deer in New Albany accident, passenger severely injured NEWS AND TRIBUNE newsroom@newsandtribune.com The News and Tribune Fri Jul 26, 2013, 04:45 PM EDT NEW ALBANY Two people were injured, one severely, following a motorcycle crash around 3:30 Friday morning in the 3500 block of Corydon Pike in New Albany. The 2011 Honda sport motorcycle, driven by Chad Small of Lanesville, apparently hit a deer and both he and his female passenger were knocked off the bike, according to a release from Brad Scott of the Floyd County Combined Accident Reconstruction Team, which was called to the scene to investigate the crash. Small was transported to Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services with non-life threatening injuries, but his female passenger, Stacy Truesdale of Underwood, suffered severe head trauma and was transported to University of Louisville hospital by helicopter. Neither Small nor Truesdale were wearing helmets. A U of L hospital receptionist said Friday afternoon that Truesdale was in fair condition in the intensive care unit. Criminal charges are expected due to alcohol and speed being involved in the crash, according to the release. CART investigates all fatality crashes and those involving serious bodily injury that may result in criminal charges. Two people were injured, one severely, following a motorcycle crash around 3:30 Friday morning in the 3500 block of Corydon Pike in New Albany.
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Florida no-fault laws Florida is a no-fault car insurance state. Under Florida law , each car driver is required to carry a minimum of $10,000 in insurance coverage for personal injury arising out of an accident, and coverage of $10,000 for property damage caused to vehicles or property belonging to another person. As a result, a driver involved in an accident can claim from their own insurance for the cost of their injuries, without needing to address the question of fault or sue another party. Motorcyclists, though, are not legally required to carry such insurance, though it is highly recommended. Motorcycle damage or injuries in the no fault system If your motorcycle is involved in a collision with a car, several factors determine who is responsible for the cost: Damage to your motorcycle. Although you are not required to carry insurance as a motorcyclist, if you do have collision insurance, you can claim through your own insurance for the cost of repair.
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Car vs. Motorcycle Accident: Who's at Fault?
"But he still hasn't come to me and told me exactly what happened." Mr Turner claims he only joined Mr Pennial on the bike shortly before the crash, and remembers little about it. The motorcycle, a Honda Hornet, had been stolen from an address in Orpington that evening. Mrs Collins said "It is the worst thing in the world. "Dean wasn't a bad kid. He had a lot of friends. "He was one in a million; a loveable rouge, as they say." She added: "It is a lesson for all Dean's friends, for all young people out there.
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