[06-22-2023] San Diego County, CA – 22-Year-Old Motorcyclist Severely Injured After Collision with SUV on Camino Del Rio North

A 22-year-old motorcyclist was severely injured after colliding with a Chevrolet Suburban SUV in San Diego on Thursday afternoon, June 22, 2023.

An investigation by the San Diego Police Department revealed that the crash occurred around 4:53 p.m. at 900 Camino Del Rio North, where the victim was driving a black 2023 Ducati motorcycle.

Authorities stated that a 28-year-old man driving the Suburban pulled in front of the victim and attempted to pass him unsafely, resulting in a broadside collision with the motorcyclist.

Officials said the motorcycle rider suffered several fractures and other serious injuries, while the Suburban driver was not hurt. The collision was not caused by drugs or alcohol, police said.

No further details were released, and anyone with the information is highly encouraged to contact the authorities immediately.

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What To Do After A Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycle accidents are incredibly frightening and disorienting. You should seek legal advice immediately if you have been injured or lost a loved one in one of these accidents. Make sure your rights are protected by following these steps:

• Remain calm and do not admit fault.
• Examine your body for any injuries. Check on the other people involved as well.
• Wait for the police officers in a safe location or on the side of the road.
• Do not try to settle the dispute with the other driver. Report the collision to the police and request a copy of the official report.
• Gather information such as the other driver’s name and insurance provider.
• Take photos of everything you believe is essential, such as the scene, the road, your injuries, the other car, and your motorcycle.
• Seek medical attention right away.
• Maintain a file containing all accident-related paperwork and information.
• Consult an experienced California motorcycle accident lawyer about your accident.

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Motorcycle Accident Statistics

Traffic fatalities caused by motorcycle accidents accounted for 14% in 2021, injured 17% of occupants, and killed 17% of pedestrians. More than 5,500 motorcycle fatalities were reported in the United States in 2020, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Over 180,000 motorcycle accidents also resulted in injuries requiring emergency room treatment.

Between 2020 and 2021, motorcycle fatalities increased by 8%. The death rate has also increased by 29% and 19% in the last ten years. The number of deaths has recently increased to 5,932, or 30.05 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles.

Motorcycle registrations in California were expected to reach 785,000 in 2020. Motorcycle fatalities were high in this state, approximately 500 per year.