Motorcyclist hospitalized following T-bone collision in Plano
PLANO, TX – A motorcyclist was sent to the hospital following a T-bone collision in Plano on Sunday, WFAA said.
Investigation details from Plano police reveal that a driver of a car went into the path of a northbound motorcycle on Preston Road, leading the two vehicles to collide.
The biker suffered a head injury and was rushed to the emergency room for treatment.
Police have not said whether they cited the car driver, released the motorcyclist’s name, or confirmed what their current physical condition is.
A full investigation remains underway.
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