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Who's at fault? Rider's camera catches sedan and motorcycle colliding side by side

Partner content: A clip Juice Unlocked shared with The Injury Firm shows a white sedan and a motorcycle in contact on a multi-lane road before the rider goes off onto the grass. The rider says the driver blamed him.

By Juice Unlocked NewsroomPublished · 1 min read
A roughly 38-second clip under a "Who's at fault?" banner, shot from a camera following just behind the rider. A white sedan and the motorcycle are pressed together on a sunny, palm-lined road; the rider veers onto roadside grass and goes down, and the camera lands on the ground. A man in a blue shirt and others walk over and crouch at the scene while a voiceover, apparently from the rider, says the driver and his wife insisted the motorcycle sideswiped them. The second slide is an ad for The Injury Firm.
By Juice Unlocked NewsroomPublished · 1 min read

Partner content: A clip Juice Unlocked shared with The Injury Firm shows a white sedan and a motorcycle in contact on a multi-lane road before the rider goes off onto the grass. The rider says the driver blamed him.

A motorcycle and a white sedan are side by side and touching in a camera clip Juice Unlocked shared April 7, 2026, with a plug for The Injury Firm. Seconds later the rider leaves the road, rides onto a grass strip and goes down.

The post does not say where or when the crash happened, who was involved or whether anyone was hurt. Nothing in the clip ties it to Orange County.

Two stories

In a voiceover, apparently from the rider, he says the "old guy" driving and his wife stuck to one account the whole time: that they were going straight and the motorcycle sideswiped them. The footage opens with the two vehicles already in contact and does not clearly show which one drifted first.

The caption puts it to readers: Who's at fault?

“That's the stance this dude and his wife kept the entire time, that they were going straight on the road and I just sideswiped them.”

What the handbook says

California's Driver Handbook tells drivers changing lanes to "check your blind spots for other vehicles, motorcyclists, and bicyclists."

The Injury Firm, which lists motorcycle accidents among its practice areas, has offices in Anaheim Hills and Irvine and says clients pay only if it wins.

Partner content: This post promotes The Injury Firm. This is not legal advice.

Sources

  1. California DMV (California Driver Handbook): Section 6: Navigating the Roads
  2. The Injury Firm: The Injury Firm: Accident Attorneys

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