Motorcyclist Dies in North Carolina Crash | Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp

What Happened:

A motorcyclist in Vanceboro, North Carolina died when a car pulled out in front of him as it was making a left hand turn. The impact of the crash threw the man from his motorcycle, and he later died in Vidant Medical Center in Greenville.

The wreck happened on NC 43, and the driver of the car pulled out in front of him from Wilmar Road.

The driver of the car was not hurt, and charges are pending in the case. Speed and alcohol were not factors in the wreck.

North Carolina Personal Injury Lawyer Perspective:

This terrible accident shows how important it is that we always pay close attention for both motorcyclists and bikers as we are driving.

This is particularly important when we are making left hand turns. According to US government statistics, 42% of two-vehicle motorcycle crashes involve the car turning left into the path of the motorcycle. Motorcycles and bikes are not as easy to see as cars, but it is our responsibility to be on the lookout for them.

The family of the motorcyclist should consult with a personal injury attorney, because they could be eligible to receive financial restitution for the loss of their loved one. Our hearts go out to the family in this unfortunate accident.

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