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A motorcycle and car collided in an intersection. The motorcyclist landed in a yard on the other side of the car. The speed limit on the road was 25 mph. The motorcyclist was severely injured, the car driver less so.
How did this collision occur? What were its underlying causes? Who bears what responsibility? These are the questions Robson Forensic experts answered through the course of this investigation.
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This two-vehicle collision occurred May 22, 2007, at about 4:30 p.m., on Prospect Street, in Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey. The collision involved a 1991 Dodge Spirit passenger car, driven by Car Driver, and a 2001 Suzuki motorcycle, operated by Motorcyclist.
Car Driver was turning left from northbound Prospect Street into Dawes Avenue when she collided with Motorcyclist, who was southbound on Prospect Street. Both Car Driver and Motorcyclist were injured in the collision.
This investigation was performed to determine if the Car Driver’s driving was improper in a manner that was a cause of the collision.
Findings
Based on the information available, subject to change with new information, and to a reasonable degree of professional certainty, I conclude:
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