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Innocent victims can suffer after Hawaii truck accidents

Home > Innocent victims can suffer after Hawaii truck accidents
Dec 3, 2014 | On Behalf of Cronin, Fried, Sekiya, Kekina & Fairbanks | Read Time: < 1 minute | Truck Accidents

Human behavior can be irrational and human beings are never perfect. These facts affect every aspect of life, cause all types of problems and can even have serious consequences. One area of life in which people are most at risk of becoming victims due to other people’s inadequacies is on the road. There, Hawaii drivers’ irrational actions can result in injury-causing car, motorcycle and truck accidents.

One 36-year-old man recently experienced the effects of another person’s actions in a recent crash in Hawaii, which left him with serious injuries. The man was riding his moped when the incident happened in the early morning hours in late November. A pickup truck was driving on the road at the same time.

Both vehicles were traveling southbound when the pickup truck hit the moped. This resulted in the driver of the moped suffering life-threatening injuries. Meanwhile, the driver of the pickup truck did not suffer any injuries. It is still unclear what caused the driver of the pickup truck to crash into the moped. Authorities are planning to continue their investigation in order to uncover clues that could provide answers to their questions relating to the accident.

The driver of the moped will be lucky to survive after the incident in the Hawaii. If luck is with him and he does survive, he may want to pay attention to what the authorities discover in their investigation. Evidence uncovered may play a significant role in a future personal injury lawsuit if he decides to file a claim against the driver. He, along with all those in injured in truck accidents, has the right to pursue personal injury compensation if negligence was the cause of his accident.

Source: kitv.com, “Maui police: Moped rider injured in truck collision”, Clayton Wakida, Dec. 1, 2014

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