Motorcyclists Seriously Injured in Collision with SUV on I-35 in Kansas City

At Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys, we know that motorcycle injuries can be davastating even if you're wearing a helmet.  You can take all of the precautions but if you're involved in a collision with another vehicle, that can be enough to make matters worse.  Over the weekend, a motorcyclists was seriously injured when a Sports Utility Vehicled collided with a motorcycle on I-35 in Kansas City, Missouri. According to Kansas City Police, the motor vehicle collision caused SUV to rollover and threw the motorcyclist from the bike. Both the driver of the SUV and the motorcyclist were hospitalized with serious injuries but they are not expected to be non life-threatening.

The motorcycle-SUV accident happened on I-35, south of I-70 near the 20th street exit. The highway was closed for a couple of hours to clean up wreckage and investigate the cause of the Kansas City Motorcycle Accident.

 

Our experienced Kansas City Motorcycle Accident and Injury Lawyers know that teen drivers can only gain experience from getting out on the road-- but no matter if you're riding a motorcycle or driving a car or van, the best driving technique to always be sure to follow is avoiding distractions and being attentive to what is happening on the road around you.  Ride Safe.  Ride smart.

If you or someone you love has suffered a serious injury in a motorcycle accident in Kansas or Missouri, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses.  If you're facing an uphill battle against insurance companies, you need someone in your corner you can trust.  Call experienced Kansas City Personal Injury Attorney James Roswold.  With over 15 years of experience in Motorcycle Injury Accident cases, we may be able to assist you through this difficult time.

Contact Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys to set up your free consultation.  You can get started today by ordering our free guide to motorcycle injury, "The KC Biker Bible".  We want you to know your rights.