Clayton, GA – Two Seriously Injured in Motorcycle Collision on GA-15
Clayton, GA (October 24, 2022) – Two people sustained serious injuries in a motorcycle collision that took place on a major roadway in Clayton on Friday afternoon, October 21.
According to Rabun County officials, the collision occurred in the northbound lanes of GA-15 at an unknown time. Police confirmed that a 40-year-old woman was traveling north in an SUV when she suddenly rear-ended a Honda Goldwing motorcycle due to reasons that are not yet known. The accident happened when the motorcyclist was stopped and waiting to make a turn.
Several local responders were immediately dispatched to the scene to help those in need. The 68-year-old male and 62-year-old woman on the motorcycle were ejected from their vehicle. The two were rushed to a local hospital for treatment of their injuries, though their conditions are not yet known.
The driver of the SUV did not sustain injuries in the accident. She was charged with following too closely.
The investigation into the circumstances of the accident continues at this time. Police will update with more information as it becomes available.
We offer our warmest sympathies to the injured victims with hopes of a speedy recovery.
Motorcycle Accidents in Georgia
Motorcycle accidents are known for being some of the most severe accidents on our roads in the state of Georgia. Motorcyclists have few protections from harm in the event of an accident, which means that they are likely to become seriously injured or killed when an accident occurs. In 2017, it was reported that 139 people were killed in Georgia motorcycle accidents. By 2020, these numbers increased to 179 people. Being hurt in a motorcycle accident can be an impactful time in your life, especially if you have sustained life-altering injuries. Speaking with an attorney can help you get back on your feet during these difficult times.
Where do you turn after you have been seriously injured in a Georgia motorcycle accident? Speaking with a Clayton motorcycle accident attorney can help you get back on your feet during these challenging times. There are many injuries that are prevalent in motorcycle accidents in Georgia, which include the following:
- Spinal cord injuries
- Road rash
- Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
- Organ damage
- Paralysis
These injuries sometimes land victims in the hospital or cause them to miss out on time in the workplace. You should be prepared to speak with a dedicated Clayton personal injury lawyer after an accident that is not your fault.
Our attorneys at Kenneth S. Nugent, PC are here for you after a motorcycle accident has turned your life upside-down. We believe that you have many options under Georgia law and should not have to face a claim on your own. Speaking with an attorney can answer any questions that you have, as well as lessen some of the stress that you may be feeling after a collision. We will assist you as you work toward the compensation that you deserve for a wide array of financial damages. Please do not hesitate to contact a motorcycle accident attorney in Clayton at (888) 579-1790 to find out what we can do for you in your time of need.
Note: We have constructed this post using outside sources, including news bulletins and first-hand accounts from outside sources. The details concerning this accident have not been independently verified and so, if you have identified false information, please inform us immediately. We will adjust the post to reflect accurate content.
Disclaimer: At Kenneth S. Nugent, PC Attorneys at Law, we are always looking to improve the quality and safety of our state and have been saddened by the outcome of many accidents across Georgia. We hope to inform those in our community about these accidents in the hopes that they will work to avoid serious Georgia accidents in the future. These posts are not to be taken as a solicitation for business. The information within should never be misconstrued as medical or legal advice. We hope that all involved in these accidents will receive a speedy recovery.
