(Moreno Valley, California) An investigation continues on the fatal collision in Moreno Valley that killed Dylan Monterola Alas at MLK Boulevard and Angelo Street on Saturday. 

According to detective Steve Espinosa, Alas was traveling at an unconfirmed speed while riding a motorcycle and another vehicle collided together. The paramedics located Alas on the roadway with life-saving measures were initiated to retrieve Alas. He was then taken to Riverside Community Hospital. 30 minutes later, doctors confirmed his death 

The motorist was not critically injured but was questioned at the scene by patrol officers. No arrests were made and the department’s Major Accident Investigation Team is initiating the investigation. 

Legal Analysis on the MLK Boulevard Vehicle Crash

Because both vehicles collided into one another, in this case, investigators may review the Overtaking and Passing code law. From then on, they may discuss certain consequences the driver shall face. 

If the driver attempted to pass the bicyclist going the same direction, investigators may review California Vehicle Code 21760. This law requires drivers to pass bicyclists at a safe distance. It is prohibited to pass the bicyclist with a distance of less than 3 feet. Because the driver collided with the bicyclist, they may face a fine of $220. 

Because the driver had died as a result of the crash, its possible speed may have played a factor. If the driver was speeding, they may have violated the California Vehicle Code 22350. This law code requires drivers to not drive above the reasonable speed.

Advice to the Victim’s Family

To the victim’s family, we understand how difficult it is to lose someone close to you. It’s important to not hesitate when reaching out to family members, friends or even a counselor in discussing your emotions. If you are planning to start your legal process, speaking with a legal expert in bicycle accidents can help you with any additional questions you may have in receiving justice for Dylan Monterola Alas.

Have any concerns about navigating the legal process surrounding this incident? call 866-883-4318 to speak with a lawyer. 

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