Meigs County Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer | Motorcycle Accident in Salisbury Ohio Injures One

City       Salisbury

County   Meigs

Date      June 12, 2011

Day       Sunday

Type      Motorcycle Accident

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        According to police reports, a 2010 Harley Davidson Motorcycle was traveling south on State Route 7, when it allegedly struck a deer which was attempting to cross the roadway. The rider of the motorcycle who was totally ejected, sustained serious injuries and was transported by EMS.

        Salisbury, Meigs had a population of 6,441 at that time and had a total of 26 crashes last year, which resulted in 39 injuries. Accidents which occurred on the roadway amounted to 59,706 which resulted in injuries. Accidents in which the drivers were totally ejected were 307 which resulted in injuries, while those which were not hit/skip last year were 67,178 which caused injuries. Those in which helmets were used amounted to 446 which resulted in incapacitating injuries. Accidents which involved animals in Ohio last year amounted to 1,156, with 794 which involved a deer, all these resulted in injuries. The accident also occurred when it was dark and lighted; those accidents which occurred when it was dark and lighted amounted to 10,380 of a total of 43,416 injury causing accidents.

If you've been seriously injured or have lost a loved one in Olive, Salisbury, Scipio, or Rutland accident, please call the Meigs County car, truck, motorcycle and pedestrian accident and wrongful death attorneys / lawyers at Chester Law Group at 1-800-218-4243 or order your FREE BOOK entitled The Insider's Guide to Handling Ohio Accident Claims at www.ChesterLaw.com