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Motorcyclists are especially vulnerable in T-bone accidents.

28-Year-Old Motorcyclist Injured, Driver Arrested After Hit-and-Run Crash

According to a KSAT News report, a driver was arrested after fleeing the scene of a motorcycle accident last Friday.¹

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