Charges May Be Filed After Johnson City Motorcycle Crash
Charges May Be Filed After Johnson City Motorcycle...
Charges May Be Filed After Johnson City Motorcycle Crash
Photo: submitted
A viewer submitted this photo of the accident scene on West Market Street in Johnson City.
Published: September 4, 2008
A man is dead after a motorcycle crash in Johnson City, Tennessee.
It happened about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night at the intersection of West Market Street and Leisure Lane near the city’s newest Wal-Mart.
Police say the driver of a car turned left into the path of the motorcycle. The motorcycle driver, 59-year-old Larry Gene Bunton, died at the scene.
The Johnson City Police Traffic Homicide team is investigating, and charges in the crash could be filed after the investigation is finished.
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My only point was that it might help people see bikes better.
Remember that auto promotion of day time lights where they showed the 1 light them 2.
The 1 light seemed to be moving really slow like an optical illusion. But with 2 lights it was easier spot and to tell how fast it was moving. Like trains people miss jusge their speed too.
Just trying to help.
The accident happened at night does that say anything lights or no lights driver don’t care about motorcycles. they need to start looking out for motorcycles . we have the right to ride just as they have the right to drive.
I am beginning to think Motor Cyles need some colored light during the day time because it is really hard to see them.
I use to ride and luck it was not me in a wreck just like that so many times cars just whipped out and put me in the ditch.
Would a colored light like yellow during the daytime help people see the motor cycles??????
I think the person driving the car should have been arrested for killing a biker. There are just too many of us riders out ther for an excuse that they didn’t see us.



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