20 Jul 2023

By NY Local Accidents

In Accident News

Queens, NY (July 20, 2023) – A motorcycle accident with injuries took place at an intersection in Queens on the afternoon of Thursday, July 20.

According to Queens Police, the accident happened around 3:56 p.m. at the intersection of 108th Street and Roosevelt Avenue. Police confirmed that a motorcyclist was traveling in the area when they were involved in a collision with a passenger vehicle. The motorcyclist, who has not yet been formally identified, was injured in the accident. The motorcycle was also badly damaged as a result of the collision.

Paramedics, fire crews, and several other responders were immediately dispatched to the scene to help those in need.  The injured motorcyclist was transported to a local hospital by EMS crews, though the condition is unknown.

The roadway was blocked in the area of the intersection for some time. Police worked to clear the scene as quickly as possible.

No further details have been released at this time. The investigation into the circumstances of the collision continues.

We offer our warmest thoughts and prayers to the motorcyclist injured in this accident with hopes of a speedy recovery.

Motorcycle Accidents in New York 

Motorcycle accidents are some of the most severe accidents that happen on our roads in the state of New York every year. In 2021, it was reported that 200 motorcyclists were killed in fatal accidents in New York, and many others were injured. From the moment that you get on a motorcycle to ride, you expect that other drivers will be on the lookout for you and use special precautions to ensure that you are not injured. However, this is not always the case, and these collisions still occur in the blink of an eye. Speaking with a legal advocate is incredibly important after a motorcycle crash.

Motorcyclists have no protection from harm in an accident, which means that the injuries that occur can be incredibly severe. These include some of the following:

  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
  • Internal organ damage
  • Broken bones

No matter what types of injuries you sustain in a motorcycle accident, they are likely to affect you for some time. During this recovery, you may find it difficult to work or return to the activities that you once enjoyed. This is why you should speak with a Queens motorcycle accident attorney immediately, who can help you through these difficult times.

It is important that you act quickly to retain your rights after a motorcycle accident in New York. Our attorneys at The Tadchiev Law Firm P.C. are here to assist you and your family as you work to get back on your feet. We believe in holding an at-fault party liable for the harm that they have caused you in the event of an accident. Our attorneys are dedicated to helping you achieve the compensation that you deserve after an accident. You have many options and should never have to handle a claim on your own. Please do not hesitate to contact a motorcycle accident attorney in Queens at (718) 606-4099 to find out how we can help you in your time of need.

Notes: When writing these accident news pieces, our writers rely on secondary sources. These sources are comprised of police and fire accident reports, news reports, and newspaper articles, as well as first-person testimonies from accident witnesses. Because of this, our team at The Tadchiev Law Firm P.C. has not independently validated the information regarding this accident. Please get in touch with our company to have any inaccurate information corrected right away. Please let us know if you want the post to be taken down from our website, and we will do our best to comply.

Disclaimers: In order to prevent being engaged in a tragic accident, we wish to encourage the people in our neighborhood to drive slowly and with caution. This news article is not meant to be a solicitation for business. Any information offered shouldn’t be regarded as professional medical or legal advice. The photo used in this post wasn’t taken at the location of the collision.