Ft. Worth, TX – An unidentified motorcyclist was severely injured in an accident on I-820, Monday in Ft. Worth, TX.
We don’t have too much information on this particular accident. What we do know is that the unidentified motorcyclist was involved in a severe accident on I-820 near the Mark IV Pkwy. Initially, it is believed that first-responders requested a helicopter to transport the biker, but the injured person was evacuated by ambulance, in critical condition. The exact nature of the motorist’s injuries is not clear at this time, nor do we know their current condition.
We’re not sure how the accident took place or who was involved. It is too early to speculate about possible excessive speed or intoxication, as the investigation is ongoing.
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Map of the Accident Area
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