Maryland Bicyclist Killed in Collision
By injuheis on May 26, 2009
An Elkton, Maryland bicyclist – Mark D. Schaumann, 50 — has died from injuries he suffered in a car crash in Glasgow, Delaware. The car was driven by Marcelle A. Williams, 44, of Perryville, Maryland, according a report from the Newark Post . Delaware State Police officials said that a 2008 Scion driven by Williams was traveling on Route 40 westbound in the right lane.
Schaumann was traveling westbound on Route 40 on the shoulder. Police said the Scion drifted on to the shoulder and struck Schaumann. The impact from the crash ejected the bicyclist from his bike and onto the ground. Williams has not been charged pending an investigation. Authorities say alcohol was not a factor in this fatal car accident.
Auto versus bicycle accidents could occur for many different reasons. In this particular case, police say alcohol was not involved. The driver may have been distracted or simply inattentive to the surroundings. It appears, based on this news report, that this fatal Maryland bicycle accident was the fault of the driver.
If you were involved in a Maryland auto accident and have questions about whether or not you were injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, please call skilled Maryland auto accident attorney Steven H. Heisler to find out about your legal rights and options. In cases where someone’s negligence or wrongdoing causes a death, the family of the deceased may be able to file a Maryland wrongful death claim to get compensation for medical/funeral expenses, loss of earnings and other related costs. Please call Steven H. Heisler for a free consultation today.
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