Corpus Christi, TX — A man and a woman were injured after their motorcycle was hit by a car in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Monday, May 26, 2014. The accident occurred on Ocean Drive, between Robert Drive and Airline Road.
Both vehicles were traveling on Ocean Drive. Officials say the car involved in the accident attempted to turn into Seaside Memorial Cemetary when it his the couple riding the motorcycle. The passenger was thrown from the bike while the driver was pinned underneath the car. Three witnesses assisted in freeing the man from underneath the car.
There’s been no word on the motorcyclists current conditions. The driver of the car claims he didn’t see them before the accident. Police say the driver will be ticketed for an unsafe lane change and driving without a license.
Scene of the Accident
Commentary
From what the police have been able to discover, the driver of the car is at fault for the accident. And rightfully so. Saying, “I didn’t see the person,” is more a really nice way of saying that you just weren’t paying enough attention to the road around you. Are there things out there that we don’t see? Of course, and that’s why we look around us. Bottom line, people need to be more careful while they’re driving.
— Grossman Law Offices
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