[06-10-2022] Jim Wells County, TX – 39-Year-Old Falfurrias Motorcyclist Dead After Two-Vehicle Crash in Jim Wells County

According to DPS, a Falfurrias man is dead after a two-vehicle crash on Business 281 in Jim Wells County Friday morning, June 10, 2022

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, the crash transpired at 7:09 a.m. northbound on Business 281 near Mile Post 676.

The white Chevrolet Tahoe was traveling northbound on Business 281 when the driver made a U-turn to travel southbound near milepost 676 and collided with a motorcycle.

The motorcycle driver was ejected and sustained significant injuries. He was airlifted to a Corpus Christi hospital, where he died of his injuries.

The motorcyclist was identified as 39-year-old Anthony R.

The Tahoe was occupied by a female driver whose identity was not released.

It’s not clear if the driver will face charges.

DPS troopers are further investigating the crash.

Fatal Motorcycle Accident Statistics

Motorcycle accidents are common and frequently fatal. Motorcyclists are more likely than passengers in other vehicles to sustain serious injuries. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, riders are 27 times more likely than passengers in enclosed vehicles to die in a collision.

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, at least one motorcycle rider dies daily on Texas roads. According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Texas has a high rate of motorcycle-related injuries and fatalities.

In Texas, 412 motorcycle riders were killed, and 1,800 or more were injured in traffic accidents in 2019. Given these statistics, it’s safe to say that Texas’ highways are hazardous for motorcycle riders.

Motorcycle accidents are frequently caused by cars and trucks turning left at intersections. It will be impossible to avoid a collision if the car driver fails to yield and turns in front of the approaching motorcycle.

Austin County Lawyers for Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle riders’ safety is routinely ignored, despite having a legal right to the road. Motorcyclists have a 25-30 times greater chance of being involved in an accident than drivers who are not used to keeping an eye out for them.

Before making any decisions about your case, always seek legal advice. Although you can file a personal injury claim on your own, working with a qualified attorney will ensure that you receive all of the compensation to which you are legally entitled.

You’ll need the help of an attorney to file your claim. Customers can have their insurance companies contact them on their behalf as an added convenience.

Arash Law knows how to fight for your financial compensation after a motorcycle accident in Texas. Our Arash Law Texas car accident lawyers can provide compassion and knowledgeable guidance to the family in their time of need. Call (888) 398-4017 to schedule an appointment. Don’t hesitate to seek legal help and speak with one of our attorneys about your motorcycle accident case.