Fort Myers, FL (July 28, 2018) – A fatal motorcycle accident took place in Fort Myers that happened early this morning. The accident took place in North Fort Myers and only led to one fatality.
The accident was investigated by the Florida Highway Patrol. The driver of a 2007 Kawasaki Vulcan was headed northbound on U.S. 41. The incident took place at the intersection of SR-78.
The accident happened when the motorcycle collided with a raised concrete curb. It caused the vehicle to overturn, which slid about 116 feet and pinned the driver underneath it.
At this time, the accident is still under investigation. The name of the motorcyclist is being held pending notification of next of kin.
In 2015, 606 people died, and over 9,000 were injured in motorcycle crashes on the roadway. Many people fail to remember essential safety tips each year, which leads to serious accidents. They do not recognize that staying visible will stop many of these accidents from happening and that wearing safety gear could prevent a fatality. Our condolences are with you if you have lost a loved one in a motorcycle accident.
We understand that these horrific, fatal accidents can have tragic and immediate consequences. The moments following an accident can be a scary and overwhelming time for you, and we want to stand by your side. Call us at Rubenstein Law.
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