Outer Banks motorcyclist Kevin Kopec was killed Saturday in a motorcycle accident on Colington Road.
The accident happened after a few vehicles had apparently slowed in front of Mr. Kopec and he drove into the rear of a minivan. Mr. Kopec was then apparently the thrown from his bike and struck by another vehicle.
Read more on this terrible Outer Banks motorcycle accident.
This accident raises numerous questions including whetrher Mr. Kopec had adequate time to stop before striking the vehicle ahead. Hopefully, State Highway Patrol investigators can find answers as to what happened in this serious accident.
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Posted on March 20, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A gentlemen riding a scooter in Raleigh was killed Tuesday after a crash with a school bus.
The accident happened at the intersection of Chapel Hill Road and Edwards Mill Road around 6:15 am. Apaprently the bus turned left into the path of the scooter. Police have stated that the scooter did not have its headlight on. However, this fact has not been verified and hopefully the police will examine the filament on the scooter headlight to confirm whether the headlight was on or not.
Read more on the Raleigh scooter accident.
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Posted on March 20, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A terrible motorcycle accident has claimed the life of motorcyclist Jeffrey Yarborough of Reeds, NC.
The accident happened on Sunday afternoon in Rowan County near Bringle Ferry and Providence Church roads. Mr. Yarborough was apparently traveling at the speed limit when a car turned left into his path. The other driver was cited for misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
Read more on this North Carolina motorcycle accident.
This terrible motorcycle accident is another deadly example of a left-turn motorcycle wreck. These wrecks are among the most common types of motorcycle accidents and among the most deadly.
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Posted on March 12, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A serious motorcycle accident early Sunday has claimed the life of the motorcycle rider.
The motorcycle accident happened on Tryon Road in south Raleigh. Apparently, motorcyclist William McGinley lost control of his bike and crashed around 1:00 am. It is not clear what caused ths accident.
Read more on this Raleigh motorcycle accident.
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Posted on March 11, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A hit-and-run motorcycle wreck in Fayetteville, NC has resulted in injuries to an active duty soldier.
The accident happened on Tuesday on Cliffdale Road at around 3:00 a.m. This hit-and-run accident happened shortly after a shooting on Bragg Boulevard that left another motorcycle rider dead. It is unclear if the cases are related.
In this case, the car was a white or silver four door sedan. Anyone with information about this accident is asked to call the Fayetteville Police Department.
Read more on this Fayetteville, NC motorcycle accident.
If you or a family member have any questions about a North Carolina motorcycle accident, contact the motorcycle accident lawyers at Hendren & Malone for a free consultation.
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Posted on February 20, 2013 by Michael Malone
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Reports indicate that Raleigh woman Latecia Johnson was killed recently in an ATV accident.
The accident happened on Sunday in Granville County, North Carolina. Apparently, Ms. Johnson was riding on the ATV with her brother when the ATV struck a tree. Both Ms. Johnson and her brother were ejected. Tragically, Ms. Johnson did not survive. Her brother suffered injuries.
If you or a family member were injured in a North Carolina ATV accidnet, call the motorcycle and ATV lawyers at Hendren & Malone for a free consultation.
Read more about the laws that apply to North Carolina ATV accidents.
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Posted on February 2, 2013 by Michael Malone
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North Carolina has quite a number of laws that are applicable to the operation of a motorcycle.
For instance, North Carolina General Statute 20-140.4 limits the number of people that can ride on a motorcycle or moped to the number that the motorcycle or moped was designed to carry. This statute also requires that all riders on a motorcycle or moped wear a safety helmet that complies with federal law.
Read more about important North Carolina motorcycle laws.
Posted on January 22, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A serious motorcycle accident on Sunday afternoon near Robbins, North Carolina has resulted in three injuries.
The accident apparently happened when a car pulled into the path of two motorcycles at River and Tommy Roads. Both motorcycles struck the car. Three people were injured and one person was airlifted to an area hospital with serious injuries.
Read more on this Moore County, North Carolina motorcycle accident.
The news reports suggest that sun glare may have been a problem and partly caused this wreck. However, North Carolina law requires that all drivers drive a safe speed given the road conditions. If you or a family member were invovled North Carolina motorcycle accident, call the lawyers at Hendren & Malone for a free consultation.
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Posted on January 21, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A motorcycle and car collided on Carolina Beach, Road in Wilmington, NC on Sunday afternoon resulting in at least one injury.
Very little is known about this accident except that is happened near the intersection of Carolina Beach Road and Inlet Point Drive.
Read more about this Wilmington, North Carolina motorcycle accident.
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Posted on January 14, 2013 by Michael Malone
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New Bern, NC motorcyclist Brian Bowden was killed on Sunday when a car pulled into his pather on NC 43.
The accident occurred near the Pitt-Craven County line near the intersection of Wilmar Road. Apparently, a driver of a Oldsmobile care pulled out in front of Mr. Bowden. Mr. Bowden was thrown from his Harley-Davidson. He was flown to Vidant Medical Center but did not survive the accident.
Read more on this terrible North Carolina motorcycle accident.
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Posted on January 14, 2013 by Michael Malone
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