Mac Schardein Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Flower Mound, TX
Flower Mound, TX — July 14, 2024, Mac Schardein was killed following a motorcycle accident that occurred at around 3:20 A.M. on Flower Mound Rd.
An investigation is underway following a motorcycle accident that left one person dead during the early morning hours of July 14th. According to official reports, Schardein was operating his Honda motorcycle in the 3300 block of Flower Mound Rd. when for unknown reasons the bike lost control and entered a construction area where the motorcycle struck rebar on the ground which caused him to be ejected from the bike.
When first responders arrived on the scene they found that Schardein had sustained fatal injuries which he succumbed to at the scene. At this time it is unknown what caused the motorcycle to lose control, however as the investigation progresses more information may become available.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
An investigation is underway following a fatal motorcycle accident that occurred in the early morning hours of July 14, 2025, on Flower Mound Road. According to official reports, a Honda motorcycle traveling in the 3300 block lost control for unknown reasons, entered a construction area, and struck rebar on the ground. The rider was ejected from the motorcycle and sustained fatal injuries, which were pronounced at the scene. The circumstances that led to the loss of control remain unclear as the investigation continues.
When incidents like this occur, it is essential to address three critical questions: (1) Did the authorities thoroughly investigate the crash? (2) Has anyone looked into the possibility that a vehicle defect caused or contributed to the crash? (3) Has all the electronic data relating to the crash been collected?
First, a thorough investigation is crucial to understanding why the motorcycle lost control. Construction zones often present hazards such as uneven pavement, loose debris, or poorly marked areas, any of which could have contributed to the crash. Were the construction area and its hazards adequately marked and illuminated? Were investigators able to document the road conditions, including any debris, signage, or obstructions, that could have affected the motorcycle’s path? Witness statements or surveillance footage from nearby locations might also provide key insights into what occurred.
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