(Cabazon, CA) Two people suffered major injuries in a November 7 crash involving a Ford Explorer and a motorcycle at Cabazon Street, authorities said.
On Saturday, November 7, at about 4:20 p.m., the California Highway Patrol received a report of the collision occurring at 14657 Cabazon Street. By the time first responders arrived, they found a Ford Explorer and a motorcycle involved in the collision. Paramedics took the injured victims from both vehicles to Desert Regional Medical Center, according to the Riverside County Fire Department.
The cause of the crash was not immediately known.
Analysis of the Cabazon Street Collision
California law sets out what motorists must do in the minutes after an injury crash. Those duties apply regardless of who caused the collision.
California Vehicle Code 20001 requires a motorist involved in an injury crash to stop as soon as reasonably possible. California Vehicle Code 20003 requires the motorist to provide identifying information and make a reasonable effort to get help for anyone injured. That can include calling for medical help when it’s clear someone needs treatment. In Cabazon, two ambulances transported the injured people from the scene.
How the Family Can Move Forward
When you contact the CHP about the Cabazon Street collision, give the address and the approximate report time. Ask whether the collision report is available and what you need to request a copy.
If you have any concerns about navigating the legal process surrounding this incident, call 888-888-9285 to speak with a lawyer.
