Two Motorcycles Collide in Kingsville, MO.; One Rider Killed, Another Seriously Injured

At Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys we know that a large part of motorcycle safety has to do with instincts.  Unfortunately, those instincts can lead to split second decisions that can cause far more damage.  Take the case of the tragic death of a 26 year-old motorcyclist who was killed in a tragic accident that was caused when he tried to avoid another with another motorcyclist was riding next to another motorcycle when the other rider lost control while trying to make a turn.  The victim tried to avoid hitting the other motorcyclist but instead lost control of his bike and collided with a guard rail. Medical personnel pronounced the motrcyclist dead at the scene of the crash.

The other motorcyclist involved in the wreck was hospitalized with what has been described as serious but non-life threatening injuries.

 

Our experienced Kansas City Motorcycle Accident and Injury Lawyers know that the responsibility lies with both motorcyclists and motorists in preventing accidents in Kansas and Missouri. Always use your blinker-- follow speed limits. Allow other drivers the right of way. Too often people get a sense of entitlement when they're behind the wheel and think there is no way they will let someone pass. This is a recipe for disaster. Respect each other out there and above all-- 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.