SERRA MESA, CA — A motorcyclist was rushed to a hospital after a tractor-trailer accident that happened in Serra Mesa, California on Tuesday, April 29th, 2014, according to a news article from 760KFMB.
San Diego Police have said that they believe one person was in serious condition after a motorcycle and a delivery truck became involved in an accident of an unspecified nature while driving on Interstate 805 on Tuesday morning.
Scene of the Accident
The driver of the motorcycle was taken by paramedics to a hospital where staff listed him in critical condition.
Investigators are still working the accident at this time.
Commentary:
I try my best to make people aware of the dangers tractor-trailer pose on the road, but people do not seem to understand that tractor-trailer drivers are prone to the same mistakes everyday drivers make every single day. Drivers forget to check their mirrors, play on their phones, or program their GPS while behind the wheel all the time. Considering motorcycles are difficult to see from a regular driver’s perspective, they can be especially easy to overlook as a truck driver. Is it really outside the realm of possibility that the truck driver failed to check his mirrors before changing lanes?
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