2 People Injured in Motorcycle Crash near 35th Avenue and Northern Avenue [Phoenix, AZ]

Injuries Reported in Phoenix Motorcycle Accident near 35th Avenue and Northern Avenue

 
PHOENIX, AZ (September 13, 2021) – Late Saturday night, two people sustained injuries in a motorcycle crash near 35th Avenue and Northern Avenue.
 
According to reports, a motorcycle crashed into a sedan near the north Phoenix intersection hit before midnight. Reports confirmed that the incident transpire near 35th Avenue and Northern Avenue.
 
As a result, the male driver of the motorcycle and his female passenger sustained serious injuries. Then, responders took both of them to the hospital in critical condition.
 
Meanwhile, the sedan occupants suffered no injuries in the crash.
 
At this time, the authorities do not believe that impairment played a role in the crash.
 
Due to the limited information available, the authorities continue to investigate the crash.

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As common of an occurrence as they are, many people do not suspect what follows the crash near 35th Avenue and Northern Avenue.
 
The most valuable step you can take in response is to hire a personal injury attorney.
 
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