PFLUGERVILLE, TX — One man was rushed to the hospital following a crash in Pflugerville, Texas on Sunday, May 24th, 2014, according to a report from KVUE.
Police have said that they have reason to believe one man was hurt after a motorcycle and a car collided for reasons currently under investigation while driving on Kelley Lane near State Highway 130.
Scene of the Accident
One person was taken to Round Rock Medical Center with life-threatening injuries.
Officials from the Texas State Police are still investigating the accident.
Commentary:
People need to understand the paramaters for determining fault in the State of Texas should they ever find themselves involved in an accident. Texas uses the doctrine of comparative fault. Essentially when somebody is hurt, they claim that the offending driver is responsible for the accident. When there is no consensus on fault, a jury is given the reigns and makes the best judgment call given the evidence at hand.
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