Scranton, PA – Motorcycle Crash Injures Rider on Pittston Avenue

Scranton, PA (Oct. 1, 2026) – A motorcyclist suffered injuries Thursday evening on Pittston Avenue. Police responded and confirmed that the motorcycle was the only vehicle involved. The rider was taken to a hospital.

The crash closed the 1300 and 1400 blocks of Pittston Avenue. The rider’s condition was not available in the initial report. Authorities have not publicly identified the crash’s cause in the available reporting.

We wish the injured rider a full recovery.

Legal Options After a Single-Vehicle Motorcycle Crash in Pennsylvania

A single-vehicle crash does not automatically rule out a personal injury claim. Defective motorcycle parts or negligent road maintenance may support a claim. However, liability depends on evidence connecting the responsible party to the injuries. These are general possibilities, not established causes of this Scranton crash.

When a valid claim exists, compensation may cover medical expenses and lost income. Recoverable damages may also include future treatment costs and pain and suffering. Preserving the motorcycle, helmet, photographs, and medical records can help support that claim. An attorney can review this evidence and identify potentially responsible parties.

Pennsylvania generally allows two years to file a personal injury lawsuit. Claims involving government entities may require written notice within six months. Exceptions and additional restrictions can affect these deadlines.

Before accepting a settlement, speak with an attorney about your injuries and options. Legal guidance can help you address liability questions and preserve important evidence.

Contact Our Scranton Motorcycle Accident Attorneys

You deserve clear answers about your rights after a motorcycle crash. At Scartelli Olszewski, P.C., our motorcycle accident attorneys in Scranton, PA, investigate liability and handle insurance negotiations. Our team prepares supported claims for settlement or trial. We examine the evidence rather than assuming the rider caused the crash.

Tell us what happened and how your injuries have affected your life. Call (570) 346-2600 for a free, confidential consultation. There are no upfront attorney fees. You pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you.