A driver and rider disagreed about who was at fault for the broadside collision in parallel turning lanes.
October 15, 2018 at 02:53 PM
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A jury found the driver of a sport utility vehicle was not to blame for a motorcyclist’s neck injury.
On April 20, 2014, Abayomi Ogundipe was riding his motorcycle in West Palm Beach when he entered the far left turning lane. The SUV driven by Kelly Waffner entered the turning lane to his right. They vehicles collided as they made their turns. Ogundipe claimed Waffner crossed into his lane and broadsided his motorcycle, causing a herniated cervical disc that required a fusion.
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