Long Beach, CA. – Two people were injured in a motorcycle accident on Saturday evening in Long Beach.
According to local police, the accident happened around 4:56 p.m. on Redondo Avenue.
Two people were riding a motorcycle when they were struck by a car.
The riders were injured in the accident and were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
More details about the accident were not released.
An investigation into the accident is ongoing.
Car crash statistics for Long Beach in 2023, as reported by the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) through the Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS), highlight elevated risks in this large coastal city (population ~450,000–460,000) in Los Angeles County, with heavy traffic on routes like I-405, I-710, and Pacific Coast Highway. OTS crash rankings compare incorporated cities in population Group A (largest cities) using empirical Bayesian methods incorporating fatal/injury crashes, population, and vehicle miles traveled. In 2023, Long Beach recorded 3,774 total fatal and injury victims, ranking 1/15 in its group for total fatal and injury collisions—indicating the highest relative risk among comparable large cities. Alcohol-involved incidents ranked high at 373 victims (2/15). Vulnerable users face significant dangers, with bicyclist and pedestrian crashes contributing notably.
Car accidents can cause serious injuries that impact your health, mobility, and daily life long after the crash. From broken bones to traumatic brain injuries, the recovery process can be overwhelming. If you or a loved one was hurt in a car accident, it’s important to understand your options, protect your rights, and seek the support you need to move forward. Visit our Long Beach car accident lawyer page to learn more about your legal options.