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The motorcyclist was flown to York Hospital after the accident due to his serious injuries. As of Wednesday morning, the man is still in critical condition according to a spokesperson for the hospital.
The accident occurred when a vehicle attempted to make a left turn from Duffield Road onto Olde Pine Drive. When turning, the vehicle crossed the path of the motorcycle who was traveling west on Duffield Road. The driver of the vehicle suffered minor injuries according to police.
It is important for motorists to understand that motorcycles are unable to brake as quickly as an automobile can. They need extra time to react in these situations. This makes it extremely dangerous when vehicles cross the path of a motorcycle. Motorcyclists must maneuver through traffic and respond to road and weather conditions differently than other drivers.
When a motorcyclist is involved in an accident, the injuries they sustain can be life threatening. If you or a loved one suffered serious injuries in a motorcycle accident, do not assume the accident was your fault. You may have the right to recover money for medical bills, wage loss and pain and suffering.
Contact the attorneys at Berger and Green for a free no obligation consultation to discuss your case.
Source:
Herald- Mail Media, “Chambersburg man in serious condition after motorcycle accident”
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