10-Year-Old Boy Injured in Disastrous Bicycle Crash on Davona Drive near Chatam Street [Dublin, CA]

Injuries Reported in Dublin Bicycle Accident on Davona Drive near Chatam Street

DUBLIN, CA (March 7, 2024) – Wednesday morning, a 10-year-old boy suffered injuries in a disastrous bicycle crash on Davona Drive near Chatam Street.

The incident happened at about 8:05 a.m. when a 10-year-old boy rode his bike west on Davona Drive near Chatam Street.

Then, an eastbound vehicle on Davona Drive hit him.

As a result, the young bicyclist sustained significant injuries and was taken to UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital in Oakland for treatment.

Meanwhile, the driver stayed at the scene of the crash and has been cooperative with the investigation. Also, officers revealed that drugs or alcohol didn’t play a role in the crash.

Moreover, the authorities haven’t disclosed the identity of the parties involved.

Also, the incident happened a few blocks away from Dublin High School. Dublin police urged anyone who may have witnessed the crash to contact 925-833-6670.

At this time, the circumstances that led to the crash remained unclear. Once additional details become available, the public will be notified.

Due to the limited information available, the authorities continued to investigate the crash.

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What’s Next after Disastrous Bicycle Crash on Davona Drive near Chatam Street

According to NHTSA, pedestrian and bicyclist accidents continue to rise in the United States. More pedestrians and cyclists died in 2018 than in any year since 1990.

To avoid any involvement in serious accidents, be a proactive driver. Driving defensively prepares you for emergencies.

It is also crucial that everyone remain calm to properly handle the immediate aftermath of a bicycle collision. Moreover, the most valuable step you can take in response to a vehicle crash is hiring a personal injury attorney.

“A common misconception is that personal injury lawyers don’t care. That is simply not true. Injury lawyers care about and want justice for their clients. We are motivated by the desire to make our clients whole again,” says Steve Baric of Sweet Lawyers, a practicing attorney.