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Osceola County, FL (February 19, 2019) - A motorcycle and a car collided with one another on Interstate 4 by Mile Marker 58, near Championsgate, on Tuesday, February 19th.
Authorities responded to the crash scene. Upon arrival, rescue workers discovered the motorcyclist suffering from serious injuries. The motorcyclist was airlifted from the scene and flown to a local hospital. There is no information on the events leading up to the crash. It was unclear whether the driver was also injured and police have not yet identified either motorist.
The accident caused brief delays on I-4 while police and emergency officials worked at the scene. No additional details were available.
A reportable motor vehicle crash takes place in Florida about every 92 seconds, with a disproportionate number of these accidents in our state involving motorcycles. The likelihood of being involved in a serious crash on a motorcycle is unfortunately very high. Motorcycles do not offer the same protection as traditional vehicles and an accident can cause catastrophic consequences. This crash will be further investigated by police to determine how it occurred and who might be at fault.
If you have sustained injuries in a motorcycle or moped crash, the Florida motorcycle accident attorneys at Rubenstein Law are here to help. We can protect your legal rights during the most vulnerable times and we will help ensure that you receive the compensation you deserve to get back on your feet and on the road to recovery.
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