David Goodman Seriously Hurt in Tomales Motorcycle Crash on Tomales Petaluma and Twin Bridge Road
Tomales, California (May 25, 2022) – David Edward Goodman sustained major injuries in a crash involving a DUI motorist in Tomales on Monday evening, according to California Highway Patrol.
The wreck happened on Tomales Petaluma and Twin Bridge Road shortly after 7:40 p.m. on May 22.
According to the report, a Honda SUV was traveling westbound on Tomales Petaluma Road when it drifted across the double yellow lines and collided with an eastbound motorcycle driven by Goodman.
Goodman was flown to Santa Rosa Memorial with major injuries that were not life-threatening.
The driver of the Honda, Robert Chevy Dauvgnnte Lomack, Jr., 27, of Vallejo, was taken to Petaluma Valley Hospital with minor injuries.
He was later arrested and booked into the Marin County Jail on suspicion of DUI causing great bodily injury.
Authorities said Lomack has been released from jail and is scheduled to appear in court on June 13.
Impaired Driving
Driving while intoxicated is not just from alcohol. Some over-the-counter drugs and prescription medications may cause impaired driving. As a driver or rider, it is always good to read warning labels and follow directions of use about operating heavy machinery, which includes driving a car or riding a motorcycle.
If you are going to a bar or restaurant, you should designate a sober driver before heading out to drink. If you are taking medications that may interfere with your ability to drive, plan on staying at home.
Remember to Buckle Up
No matter the type of car you are driving, buckling up remains the safest choice for drivers and passengers.
As you drive around during the Memorial Day holiday, you will come across more law enforcement officers on the freeways as part of the Click It or Ticket campaign launched last week by the NHTSA. The campaign began yesterday, May 23, and will run through to June 5. The campaign aims at reminding drivers and passengers of the importance of wearing a seat belt and the legal consequences of not buckling up.
According to statistics by NHTSA, over 15,000 lives were saved by seat belts in crashes that happened in 2017. In 2020, 10,893 unbuckled people in passenger vehicles died in crashes in the US. 60% of the young adults (ages 18 to 34) killed in the crashes were completely unrestrained.
Remember, seat belt safety starts with you! Your children are watching.
CLICK IT OR TICKET CAMPAIGN 2022
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