• December 20, 2022

Joseph Hernandez Injured in Motorcycle Accident in Lubbock County, TX

Lubbock, TX -- December 3, 2022, Joseph Hernandez was injured due to an accident where his motorcycle crashed along the highway.

Investigators said that the accident happened at around 2:00 a.m. along US highway 87 near mile marker 276.

Joseph Hernandez Injured in Motorcycle Accident in Lubbock County, TX

According to officials, 42-year-old Joseph Hernandez was on a motorcycle traveling southbound along US 87. Going toward the 114th Street exit, the motorcycle somehow ran off-road and crashed, ejecting Hernandez.

Due to the crash, Hernandez had injuries said to be incapacitating. No other details about the crash have been confirmed at this time.

Commentary on Joseph Hernandez Motorcycle Accident in Lubbock County

Something I push back against a lot on this blog is people who just assume all motorcyclists are reckless drivers. That's simply not true. Are those reckless riders out there? Of course, but the same is true with typical motorists, as well. That's why I discourage jumping to conclusions and instead advocate for letting the evidence speaking for itself. Oftentimes, that's the best way to ensure nothing important slips through the cracks, which is crucial for victims and families, to say the least.

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