E-Bike Rider Killed in Shepherd Drive Hit-and-Run Collision [Houston, TX]

Houston, TX (January 29, 2023) – At about 4:30 a.m. on Thursday, an electric bike rider in his 50s to 60s sustained fatal injuries in a Shepherd Drive hit-and-run collision.

Officers said the victim was struck by a car near Eigle Street.

Reports said the victim was not wearing a helmet when the crash happened while the driver fled the scene.

Meanwhile, anyone with details about the Eigle Street fatal traffic accident is urged to contact Houston Police Department‘s Hit-and-Run Unit at (713) 247-4072 or speak anonymously with Crime Stoppers at (713) 222-TIPS.

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Sweet Lawyers express our sympathies to the family and friends of the deceased in the Shepherd Drive hit-and-run collision. Our hearts are with you through these trying times.

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Regardless of location, road accident rates increase despite the additional safety features on newer vehicle models.

In truth, the consequences of a serious accident can follow you for months, even years, if you don’t have your legal doubts cleared by an expert.

Instances like the Eigle Street fatal traffic accident are a major public health threat and a leading cause of death for people ages 5-64.

Therefore, we must be aware of what to do if we lost a loved one in a vehicle accident similar to the Shepherd Drive hit-and-run collision.

Experiencing pain and difficulties because of other people’s negligence is a big no to us. That is why we encourage you to contact us in the event of an accident.

Frankly, crashes are an inconvenience, to say the least; however, reaching out for help can guarantee you don’t suffer further. 

Sweet Lawyers‘ personal injury attorneys will find the most favorable possible outcome for our clients. We will achieve the justice and compensation that you and your family truly deserve.

Call us at (800) 674 7852. Our team of legal experts would be very glad to discuss with you possible ways how we can help you with your legal case.