News: Motorcyclist dies after crashing into curb in Wailea

WAIANAE, HI - A pedestrian was critically injured after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in the Waianae area, the Honolulu Police Department said. Police and paramedics responded to the collision shortly after 10 p.m. October 10 on westbound Farrington Highway. Investigators learned that a 27-year-old woman was walking along the edge of the roadway, not in a marked crosswalk, when she was struck by a unidentified motorist who drove into the right shoulder. The motorist then fled westbound on Farrington Highway without stopping to render aid or provide information. The pedestrian was transported via Emergency Medical Services to an area hospital in critical condition. Police do not believe speed was a contributing factor in the incident, but had yet to determine whether drugs or alcohol were involved. If you were struck by a vehicle because of a negligent driver, the team at the Recovery Law Center would like to hear about your situation. With more than two decades of experience and a long track record of successful verdicts and settlements, our Honolulu pedestrian accident attorneys are the right choice to handle your pedestrian accident case and pursue the compensation you deserve. Give us a call at (808) 427-3088 or reach out online to book a free, no-obligation consultation where we can discuss your legal options.

HONOLULU, HI - The Honolulu Police Department said it is investigating a collision that left a moped rider critically injured. The crash happened Saturday afternoon on Kalanianaole Highway in the Aina Haina area at about 12:06 p.m. It was reported to the police department's Traffic Division, Vehicular Homicide Section, that a 26-year-old man was riding a moped eastbound while weaving in and out of traffic when he lost control and struck a curb on the right shoulder of the roadway. The rider, who was not wearing a helmet, was ejected onto the roadway and transported via Emergency Medical Services to an area hospital in critical condition. Police believe speed was a contributing factor in the crash, but have yet to determine whether drugs or alcohol were involved. At the Recovery Law Center, we understand the physical and financial hardships that can be caused by a moped accident. So if you were hurt in a crash caused by another person's negligence, our Honolulu moped accident attorney, Glenn Honda, is prepare d to take on the burden of fighting for the compensation and justice you deserve, allowing you to focus on recovering from your injuries and getting back to your job, family, and life. To schedule a free consultation, give us a call at (808) 427-3800, or contact us online.

HILO, HI -Two people were injured, one critically, when their vehicles collided in Hilo on Friday evening, according to Hawai‘i Island police. Police responded to the scene on Ponahawai Street between Komohana Street and Kapiolani Street at 8:37 p.m. Officers determined that a 2016 Toyota Tacoma pickup truck was traveling up (mauka) Ponahawai Street when the vehicle crossed the centerline and struck a 2013 Toyota Corolla four-door sedan traveling down (makai) Ponahawai Street. The Tacoma driver, a 77-year-old man, was transported to the Hilo Benioff Medical Center and was listed in critical condition. The Corolla driver, a 59-year-old woman, was taken to the same hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening. At this time, police do not believe that speed, alcohol and/or drugs contributed to the crash. The East Hawaii Traffic Enforcement Unit responded to the scene and assisted in the investigation. If you have been injured in a car accident in which another driver was at fault, you may be entitled to significant compensation. A knowledgeable Hawaii car accident lawyer at Recovery Law Center can build a strong case on your behalf that will help you obtain the maximum amount of compensation to help with the expenses you are facing. To schedule a free consultation where we can review the details of your case, give us at a call at (808) 427-3088 or visit our contact page.