A South Carolina woman that lost her husband and son to a hit-and-run driver just wants to know whether hitting her family was an accident and whether the person that did it is sorry for what happened. Her husband and son were left to die by the person driving the vehicle that caused this tragic motorcycle accident. The woman pleaded with the public for the driver to come forward and take responsibility for his or her actions.
South Carolina Highway Patrol ID's victim of motorcycle accident
The South Carolina Highway Patrol has been investigating the death of a motorcycle rider in Aiken County. The rider died as the result of a motorcycle accident on Jefferson Davis Highway. According to authorities, the motorcycle rider is the seventh traffic fatality this year in Aiken County.
Motorcycle accident takes the life of South Carolina man
It's an unfortunate fact that regardless of how careful drivers are on the roads, some accidents are unavoidable. A South Carolina motorcycle rider was unable to avoid a collision and is dead as a result. The motorcycle accident occurred on Lebanon Road in Pendleton.
Train wrecks cause serious injuries and death
South Carolina motorcyclist dies from traumatic head injuries
Motorcycle riders are much more vulnerable in an accident than drivers who are in cars or trucks. Motorcycle riders often suffer head injuries or other serious injuries as a result of being involved in an accident, and depending on the severity of the injury, recovery time could be extensive if the injury isn't fatal. Because of this, Greenville motorcycle riders know to practice safe driving, and they rely on the other drivers on the road to pay attention and be aware of their surroundings as well. Unfortunately a recent accident shows that not all drivers are as attentive as they should be.
South Carolina man dies in motorcycle accident
Motorcycle accidents are often more serious than car accidents for the simple reason that motorcycle riders are more vulnerable than drivers in cars. Each year in South Carolina there are a number of riders who are involved in a motorcycle accident, some of which are fatal. No matter how careful a motorcycle rider is, accidents still happen.
UNinsured (UM) and UNDERinsured (UIM) automobile insurance coverage
Do you have enough auto insurance coverage?
Are you properly insured for an automobile accident or a motorcycle accident? You may think that you are. But you actually may be missing a very important piece of the puzzle in your automobile coverage. Uninsured motorist (UM) coverage and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage. These two things sound very similar, but they are for two entirely different situations. And you do NOT want to be caught without coverage in these situations.
South Carolina motorcycle accident leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
Summertime in Surfside Beach, South Carolina, is a busy time. For most, it's a wonderful time of making memories and enjoying the season, and often the biggest worry is whether there will be room on the beach. No one is thinking about being involved in a car or motorcycle accident.
Greenville Motorcycle Accidents on the Rise
Motorcyle Season Begins and Accidents and Injuries Rise
South Carolina Motorcycle Crash Attorney
As a former motorcycle rider, I hate to read that motorcyle accidents and deaths from motorcyle wrecks are on the rise in the Upstate of South Caroina. Last week, there were 4 deaths related to motorcyle crashes. There have been 5 in the upstate this year already. Experts attribute this to a mild Winter where riders didn't have to put the bike up for winter and an early Spring getting more riders out sooner than normal.
Moped Accident Leaves One Person Dead
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Moped Wreck Leaves One Person Dead in Cherokee County
According to WYFF, A Gaffney man driving a moped was killed in a wreck Tuesday afternoon. Cherokee County Coroner Dennis Fowler said Steve Charles McCord, 34, was killed when the moped he was driving collided with a car on North Logan Street shortly before 3 p.m. Fowler said McCord was headed south on North Logan Street when the driver of a Honda heading in the same direction attempted to turn left onto East Frederick and struck the moped. Fowler said witnesses reported McCord struck the right front bumper of the car on impact before he was thrown onto its hood and then to the pavement. Fowler said McCord died minutes after arriving at Upstate Carolina Medical Center. An autopsy will be performed Wednesday morning as part of the investigation.
