A motorcyclist was injured in an accident on US Highway 15-501 on Friday. The accident happened between Pinehurst and Carthage. It is not clear what caused the accident.
Following the accident, the motorcyclist was transported to First Health Hospital in Pinehurst for medical care. The accident is under investigation by the North Carolina State Highway Patrol.
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Posted on June 30, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman riding his moped on N.C. 11 was killed on Wednesday morning when he was hit from behind by a pickup truck.
The accident happened around 10:30 am near Old Snow Hill Road. It is not clear from the available information why the pickup truck driver did not see the moped. The Ayden Police Department is investigating the accident.
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Posted on June 19, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Joseph Bartlett was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident on June 7 near the North Carolina community of Grimesland. The accident apparently happened when a car pulled into his path on North Carolina Highway 33 near the intersection of Alvin Road. It is not clear why the driver failed to see Mr. Bartlett and we expect the North Carolina State Highway Patrol is investigating this serious accident.
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Posted on June 19, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A very serious hit-and-run motorcycle accident on Monday afternoon has resulted in injures to two bikers in Thomasville, North Carolina.
The accident happened around 2:50 pm. Based on what we know, a car was turning left from Winston Street into a parking lot and turned directly into the path of an on-coming Harley Davidson motorcycle. Mr. Cody Johnson and Nathan Surratt were on the motorcycle and the collision caused them serious injuries. The driver of the car fled the scene but was later apprehended by police. The driver has been charged with an unsafe movement violation and driving without a license. It is not clear whether the driver had insurance for the accident. If not, the injured victims may need to consider uninsured motorists claims to provide some help for their serious injuries.
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Posted on June 19, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named James Junior Johnson was riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle along Wendover Road in Charlotte NC on Saturday morning when a woman pulled in front of his path. Tragically, Mr. Johnson did not survive the accident which happened at the intersection of Wendover Road and Providence Road.
According to reports, the woman was driving a BMW X5 sport utility vehicle which struck the motorcyclist with its front grill. At least one other vehicle was ultimately involved in the accident but it appears that the woman driving the BMW was solely at fault based on the information available. Mr. Johnson was pronounced dead at the scene. The woman driving the BMW was charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
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Posted on June 16, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A serious and tragic motorcycle accident in Asheboro, North Carolina has resulted in the death of biker Justin Brown and serious injuries to his wife Teresa Brown.
The accident happened on North Carolina Highway 42 on Saturday afternoon when a pickup truck pulled into the path of the motorcyclists. The driver of the pickup claimed he did not see the motorcycle coming. He was charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle and a failure to yield. The North Carolina State Highway Patrol investigated the accident.
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Posted on June 7, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A very serious motorcycle accident in Harnett County, North Carolina on Sunday has resulted in the death of Latracia Ballard and serious injuries to Garland Allen.
The accident happened around 12:55 am on Broadway Road. Based on the information we have available, a Ford pickup truck pulled across the center line and into the path of the Harley Davidson motorcycle driven by Mr. Allen. Despite the best efforts of Mr. Allen, the motorcycle struck the pickup. Ms. Latracia Ballard was thrown from the motorcycle and later died at Betsy Johnson Memorial Hospital. Mr. Allen was taken to Cape Fear Hospital in Fayetteville for treatment of serious injuries.
It is unclear why the driver of the pickup crossed the center line in such a dangerous manner. While the available information does not indicate that charges have been filed against the pickup driver, this type of accident usually results in a misdemeanor death by motor vehicle charge. If there are aggravating circumstances such as impairment, the charges may escalate to felony death by motor vehicle.
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Posted on June 4, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Edward Brady, Jr. Was tragically killed on Thursday evening when he was hit from behind by a car on U.S. 64 on Thursday evening.
The accident happened in Edgecombe County about 1/2 mile east of Rocky Mount, North Carolina. According to reports, Mr. Brady was riding his moped back from work when he was hit by a Autozone parts van. According to family members, all of the lights, reflectors and blinkers were working on the moped and it is not clear why the driver of the van failed to reduce speed to avoid the collision. The driver of the van has been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
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Posted on June 2, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Ricky Owens was seriously injured on Friday afternoon in a moped accident in Davidson County, North Carolina.
The accident happened on Old Hargrave Road near the intersection with Old Salisbury Road near the community of Linwood, NC. It is not clear from available reports what caused the accident or whether there was another vehicle involved. Troopers from the North Carolina State Highway Patrol were still investigating the accident.
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Posted on May 27, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Michael Clark was getting ready to make a left turn into a parking lot in Wilmington NC when he was hit and killed by a drunk driver. The accident happened on Wednesday evening on Oleander Driver near the entrance to the Hanover Center.
The driver of the car has been charged with multiple crimes including felony death by motor vehicle and DWI as well as speeding. The moped driver was the owner of a local Wilmington business called Mad Mike’s Scooters and Cycles.
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Posted on May 22, 2014 by Michael Malone
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