Timothy Novak Injured in Motorcycle Accident in Victoria County, TX
Victoria County, TX — June 30, 2024, Timothy Novak was injured as the result of a motorcycle accident at around 6:00 p.m. along F.M. 236.
Initial details released by authorities said that the accident happened west of Victoria in the area of the F.M. 236/Timber Road and U.S. 59 Business intersection.
Authorities say that 60-year-old Timothy Novak was on a Harley Davidson motorcycle going southwest along U.S. 59 Business. At F.M. 236, the motorcycle reportedly collided with a pickup on southeast F.M. 236. As a result, Novak was seriously injured. There were no other reported injuries.
Right now, additional details have yet to be confirmed. I certainly can't shed light on what happened beyond what's been released publicly. However, my rule of thumb with any details about a motorcycle accident is to take them with a few grains of salt.
Frankly people are quick to blame motorcyclists, and that means they often just overlook the actual evidence surrounding an accident like this. Whether a crash was due to driver error, road hazards, alcohol, vehicle defects, or any other kind of unusual factor, important details are going to slip through the cracks if no one's looking for it. So with this accident, I have to wonder if investigators were experienced enough to set aside any bias they might have so the evidence could speak for itself.
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