SHERMAN HEIGHTS -- A 6-year-old boy was struck by a car at about 2:45 p.m. Sunday near 25th Street and L Street, 10 News reported. According to police, the 40-year-old male driver of a Honda Civic was stopped at a stop sign, and began to drive into the intersection when the boy on the bicycle went off the sidewalk and in front of the car. After the young boy was struck, he was dragged roughly 5 to 10 feet. Following the collision, the boy suffered head injuries, a bruised lung, and abrasions, and was taken to Rady Children's Hospital for further treatment.
Cause of the Bicycle Accident in Sherman Heights
The accident on December 4th remains under investigation by authorities. However, based on the information provided by 10 News and The San Diego Union Tribune, it is unclear who may be at fault for the accident, and whether it could have been avoided or prevented. Hopefully, police officials investigating the collision can come to a conclusion as to what happened and why.
San Diego Bicycle Accident Injury Liability
Children and the elderly are highly vulnerable serious injuries and/or death when involved in collisions with automobiles. Therefore, while the investigation of this bicycle accident on 25th and L streets is ongoing, the family of the child would be well-advised to contact a San Diego bicycle accident lawyer. A knowledgeable and experienced attorney at Estey Bomberger, can advise the family of their legal rights in a personal injury claim, determine who may be liable for the incident, and decide the best course of action to recover compensation for the boy's injuries, including medical care expenses, disfigurement, scarring, pain and suffering, or other damages in this horrific bicycle accident.
Sources: 10 News, The San Diego Union Tribune
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