Rider Critical After Motorcycle Crash at Foothill Boulevard and Citrus Avenue [Fontana, CA]

1 injured in Fontana Motorcycle Crash at Foothill Boulevard and Citrus Avenue

FONTANA, CA (July 26, 2021) — A motorcycle crash at Foothill Boulevard and Citrus Avenue in Fontana left a rider in critical condition.

The incident happened on Tuesday, July 20, at 4:40 p.m. According to the Fontana police, a man was riding a motorcycle northbound on Citrus Avenue. North of Foothill Boulevard, he collided with a sedan.

First responders found the motorcycle rider unresponsive when they reached the scene. Paramedics subsequently rushed the motorcyclist to the hospital for treatment and further evaluation. His name as well as updates on his condition were not immediately available.

Meanwhile, no information was available as to the condition of the occupants of the sedan. The Fontana police said all parties stayed at the scene. Furthermore, they reported that DUI was not a factor in the crash. However, further investigation is ongoing.

Motorcycle riders often sustain injuries in the event of a road accident. A such, it is imperative to take the proper safety measures when operating a bike or a motorcycle. This includes wearing a full-coverage helmet and protective gear. Also, always follow the traffic rules as these are enforced for your safety. For other vehicles, do not tailgate a motorcycle. Keep a safe riding distance to help avoid dangerous situations.

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