Daytona, FL (July 3, 2018) – A victim was out exercising on his bicycle near the Daytona Arcade Museum when he was involved in an accident with another vehicle. As a result, the cyclist received critical injuries and was taken to the hospital.
The accident took place on Bay Street in Daytona. A Honda was traveling east in the area when the driver suddenly lost control and crashed into the cyclist. The cyclist, at the time, was riding along the shoulder of the road. He was identified as a 42-year-old Daytona man. When the accident took place, he had been wearing an orange safety vest so that he could be spotted.
The victim was knocked into a ditch, which was filled with water. A passerby noticed him and pulled him to safety. Emergency responders arrived at the scene and tried to save him, then transporting him to the hospital. He sustained many life-threatening injuries but is responding to treatment at this time.
The driver did not sustain any injuries and is currently being questioned as the officers conduct their investigation into the matter.
Every month in Florida, there are almost 540 accidents involving bicyclists. Those who ride bicycle have special protections on our roadways but many drivers fail to watch out for their care every year. If you have been injured in one of these accidents, our condolences go out to you at this time.
Bicycle accidents can change your life if you have been injured. You could be faced with permanent or serious injuries and not know where to turn. Let us put our skills and experience to work for you. Call us today at Rubenstein Law.
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