Lincoln, NE – Grave Injuries in Motorized Bike Crash at 28th & O Sts

Lincoln, NE (June 15, 2025) – A man was seriously injured on the night of Saturday, June 14, in a crash involving a motorized bicycle in central Lincoln.

The Lincoln Police Department responded to the scene near 28th Street and O Street at around 7:42 p.m. Officers discovered a crash between a motorized bike traveling south and a westbound vehicle.

Emergency crews gave aid at the scene and called for additional help from Lincoln Fire and Rescue. The driver of the motorized bike, a 29-year-old man, suffered life-threatening injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. On Sunday morning, police said the man remained in stable condition.

Authorities had not issued any citations as of Saturday night. Investigators are still working to determine how the crash occurred.

We hope for a full and swift recovery for the man injured in this incident.

Motorized Bicycle Accidents in Lincoln

Motorized bicycle crashes are a growing concern in Lincoln and across Nebraska. These bikes offer a flexible, low-cost way to travel, but riders face real dangers when sharing roads with full-sized vehicles. With little physical protection, even a minor collision can result in major injuries such as broken bones, internal trauma, or traumatic brain injury. Intersections are particularly risky, especially when drivers fail to yield or check blind spots before turning.

In Nebraska, the law requires both drivers and bicyclists to follow traffic rules, but fault can still be difficult to determine after a crash. That’s why it’s important to seek legal help right away if you’re injured in this type of accident. A skilled personal injury attorney can step in to investigate, gather evidence, and protect your rights from the start.

At Johnson Tabor & Johnson Law, we represent victims of car and motorized bike crashes across Nebraska with dedication and care. Our attorneys offer free consultations and take a hands-on approach to every case. We listen carefully to your concerns, answer your questions, and provide clear guidance throughout the legal process.

Understanding what caused a crash is essential to moving forward with your claim. Our team of car accident lawyers thoroughly investigates each incident, working with accident reconstruction experts, collecting surveillance footage, and speaking with witnesses to build the strongest case possible. While we focus on the legal work, you can focus on recovery and healing. We make sure your story is heard, and that your case receives the attention it deserves.

We also know how stressful this process can be, especially when injuries are serious, medical costs are high, or work is missed. That’s why we’re committed to being both responsive and compassionate. Whether negotiating with insurance companies or preparing to go to trial, our team works hard to protect your best interests and secure the compensation you need.

If you or someone you care about was hurt in a crash in Lincoln or anywhere in northeast Nebraska, don’t wait to get help. Early legal support can make a big difference in securing the compensation you deserve. Call Johnson Tabor & Johnson Law today at (402) 506-4444 for a free consultation.

Notes: Our team collects accident information in Nebraska from a variety of external sources, such as news outlets, police records, social media platforms, and direct accounts from witnesses. Please note that the specifics of this incident have not been independently confirmed by our team. Should you discover any discrepancies in our reporting, we encourage you to contact Johnson Tabor & Johnson Law immediately. We will make the necessary corrections or remove the content as required.

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