News: Woman dies in single-vehicle crash in Kalaeloa

KALIHI, HI - A moped rider was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle in the Kalihi area on Monday afternoon. The Honolulu Police Department stated that the collision happened on North Kuakini Street at about 1:40 p.m. Investigators said that a 19-year-old woman was driving westbound on North Kuakini Street when she attempted to make a left turn into the Liliha Bakery parking lot, and collided with a 62-year-old man riding a moped eastbound. The moped rider, who was not wearing a helmet, was taken to an area hospital in critical condition. The driver of the vehicle was not injured and stayed at the scene. At this time, police say speed appears to have been a contributing factor in the crash. Have you been injured in a moped accident due to the actions of a careless or reckless driver?  If so, contact the Recovery Law Center today to learn about your legal options. Our skilled Honolulu moped accident attorney, can help you collect the information you need for your claim, build a strong and persuasive case, present it to the insurance companies, and negotiate a fair and full settlement, and, if necessary, argue your case at trial. To get started with a free consultation, call us at (808) 427-3088 or visit our contact page.

KIHEI, HI - A car and a motorcycle were involved in a deadly collision in Kihei on Friday night, the Maui News reported. The crash took place shortly after 7:30 p.m. on Piilani Highway near Kaonoulu Street. Maui police investigators determined that the driver of a 2013 Ford Edge was making a left turn onto the highway when the vehicle was struck by a 2013 Harley-Davidson motorcycle going south on Piilani Highway. The motorcycle rider, a 37-year-old Kihei man, was ejected from the bike, and was pronounced dead after being taken to Maui Memorial Medical Center. He was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. The Ford driver, an 18-year-old man from Kihei, was not hurt. The Ford driver was arrested for third-degree negligent injury and was released pending further investigation, police said. If you were hurt in a motorcycle crash because of a driver's negligence or misconduct, the experienced Hawaii motorcycle accident lawyers at the Recovery Law Center would like to hear about your case.  Glenn Honda and his dedicated legal team will help you calculate and pursue the compensation you deserve for your injuries. And unless we secure that compensation, we will not collect any attorney’s fees from you. Call us at (808) 427-3800 or visit our contact page to get started with a free consultation.

HONOLULU, HI -Police and first responders were called to a crash along the H-1 Freeway in Honolulu on Saturday morning. According to Hawaii News Now, a school bus collided with another vehicle on the eastbound side of the freeway at about 11:40 a.m. Three men, ages 17, 19, and 68, were taken to an area hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening. A 28-year-old woman was evaluated on scene but declined further treatment. Honolulu EMS said they escorted about two dozen people from the bus to another location. The parents of the children declined further treatment. The Honolulu Fire Department was also at the scene. There was no immediate word on what led to the collision, which closed two right eastbound lanes and the shoulder of the freeway after the Kaahumanu overpass. At the Recovery Law Center, our dedicated legal team understands what you are going through in the aftermath of a motor vehicle accident, and we are to help. . So if you have been injured in a crash because of another person's negligence, our skilled Hawaii car accident lawyers will build a strong case on your behalf to obtain the compensation you deserve. To arrange a free consultation, contact us online or call us at (808)427-3800.