An eighteen-year-old lady died in a Florida motorcycle crash near Boca Raton on Sunday night, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, Ramona Benedetic of Boca Raton lost control of her 2019 Kawasaki Ninja West around 11:30 p.m. on Sunday while riding on Yamato Road, west of Lyons Road, for an unknown cause.

The Sheriff’s Office reports that the motorcyclist crashed into a large tree after continuing westward onto the raised center median. Benedetic was propelled approximately 10 feet away from the motorcycle.

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue declared her dead at the scene. There were no other cars involved in the crash.

People can take several precautions to ensure their safety when operating motorcycles. Wearing the appropriate safety equipment, such as a helmet, gloves, and sturdy shoes, should always come first. In addition, obey all traffic laws and signals and maintain a constant state of alertness and awareness of your surroundings. Maintaining your motorcycle on a regular basis is also crucial, and should include inspecting the tires, brakes, and lights before each ride. Lastly, stay off badly maintained roads and inclement weather when riding. People can significantly lower their chance of getting involved in a Florida motorcycle crash by adopting these safety measures.

Even though it doesn’t seem like any other cars were involved, a seemingly isolated Florida motorcycle crash can really have been caused by a dangerous road condition that the municipality is accountable for, a phantom driver who was acting negligently and left the scene, or a defective product on or in the crashed vehicle that was installed at the factory or during routine maintenance. Single-vehicle accident victims and their families may be entitled to compensation for their loss if an inquiry finds that another person was at fault for the motorcycle accident that lost her life. In these situations, it could be advantageous for the family to speak with a personal injury attorney. In addition to guiding them through collecting compensation, the attorney can assist them in understanding their legal rights and alternatives. In addition, the family’s attorney can help with evidence collection, insurance company negotiations, and, if needed, court representation.

Grieving over a loved one is difficult, and going through court can make it even more so. A lawyer can handle the legal nuances, offer advice, and bargain fairly on behalf of clients with insurance companies. The family may experience less stress and strain, freeing them time to concentrate on supporting and coping with one another’s feelings.