Noted Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Jeff Nadrich Comments On Rising Motorcycle Fatality Rate In Minnesota

Names released of victims to fatal motorcycle accident

The 55th fatal accident reportedly took place last weekend, when 51-year-old Cheryl L. Kuntz and her motorcycle were discovered near Wirth Lake. Kuntz had suffered fatal head trauma and abdominal injuries, according to the Hennepin County medical examiner's office and Golden Valley police. Noted motorcycle accident injury lawyer Jeff Nadrich, who monitors motorcycle accident trends nationwide, recently commented on the alarming accident rate. Unfortunately, Minnesota does not require motorcyclists over the age of 18 to wear a helmet, according to Nadrich. Now of course, not all fatal accidents can be attributed to lack of helmet, as the most recent victim was reportedly wearing a helmet at the time of her death.
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Motorcycle accident claims the life of a Theodore man

crash, police said. Investigators say the pair were trying toturn fromFort Argyle Road onto Old River Road when the motorcycle ran off the edge of the roadway. Both passengers were thrown from the motorcycle,a Yamaha V-Star, officials said. They were taken to Memorial University Medical Center for treatment. Hardy is listed as having a Croatan Street address. Napier is from Dallas, Georgia. The Major Accident Investigation Team continues to investigate the crash.
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Schnell. Friends tell 14 News that William and Cleta were riding as part of a cruise in a poker run, held by a local company, L-Bolt Construction. The benefit was for Lilly Jennings, a young girl whose father recently passed away in an accident. "There were witnesses on scene that were riding with them that were part of an organized motorcycle ride," said Sgt. Schnell. Authorities say the two were not wearing helmets, and drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor. Family and friends of the Shadrick's are now taking to social media to express their love for a couple they lost unexpectedly. The coroner's office says they'll be performing autopsies Monday morning to determine what injuries were fatal.
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Two Hurt in Savannah Motorcycle Crash

However, along with the joys of riding a motorcycle is the risk of serious injury or even death. Compared to drivers of other vehicles on the road, Horry County motorcyclists are more vulnerable than others when in a motor vehicle accident yet they nonetheless deserve fair treatment and the ability to be compensated when injured, whether or not they are wearing helmets. Safety laws in South Carolina South Carolina requires that all motorcycle drivers and passengers 20 years of age or younger wear a helmet at all times. Other drivers and passengers are encouraged to wear helmet but are not required to do so. Eye protection is stipulated in all cases unless a windscreen is in place on the motorcycle. Accident statistics highlight the risk With or without helmets, motorcycle riders can suffer serious, long-term injuries or even death when involved in a motorcycle accident involving other vehicles. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were a total of 828 vehicular fatalities in the state of South Carolina.
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South Carolina motorcycle accident guidelines

Route 90, also known as Government Boulevard. Christopher Smith was pronounced dead on the scene near Government Boulevard and Coca Cola Road on Saturday, said Ashley Rains, public information officer for the Mobile Police Department . Officers responded to the accident around 5:35 p.m. Investigators determined Smith was riding a motorcycle east on Government Boulevard "at a high rate of speed," Rains said. A pickup truck carrying two passengers made a left turn from the westbound lanes of Government Boulevard when Smith's motorcycle struck the truck, Rains said. Smith was thrown from the motorcycle. The passengers in the pickup truck were transported to hospitals, where they were treated for non-life-threatening injuries, Rains said. Police are still investigating the crash.
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