Montgomery County, TX — March 19, 2025, Two people were injured following a motorcycle accident that occurred at around 10:00 A.M. on FM 2090.
An investigation is underway into a motorcycle accident that left two people injured during the morning hours of March 19th. According to official reports, two Harley Davidson motorcycles were traveling on FM 2090 near Tommy Smith and Firetower Roads, when a dog reportedly entered the roadway causing one of the Harleys to slow down which resulted in him being struck from behind by another Harley motorcycle.
When first responders arrived on the scene, they found that the two motorcyclists had sustained injuries, one critically, and they were transported to the hospital for treatment. At this time there has been no further information released about the crash, including the status of the rider’s injuries or their identities, however this remains an ongoing investigation and more details may be released in the future.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
When I read about a crash like the one reported on March 19th involving two Harley Davidson motorcycles on FM 2090, it’s a reminder that even seemingly unusual causes—like an animal in the roadway—can lead to complex and serious collisions. While the early explanation suggests a dog entering traffic caused one rider to slow and the other to strike him from behind, that only scratches the surface. To truly understand what happened and whether all contributing factors have been considered, we need to begin with three essential questions.
First, did the authorities thoroughly investigate the crash? Even though this incident occurred in response to an unexpected obstacle, it’s important that investigators document the exact sequence of events—how far apart the motorcycles were traveling, whether there was time and space to react, and if the roadway offered clear visibility. Scene measurements, witness statements, and a reconstruction of the crash dynamics are crucial. In many motorcycle-on-motorcycle crashes, particularly those with serious injuries, these steps are unfortunately rushed or omitted.
Second, has anyone considered whether a vehicle defect may have contributed to the crash? It’s easy to assume that the slowing and rear-end collision were entirely due to the dog in the roadway, but we can’t overlook the possibility of a malfunction. For example, if one motorcycle had a faulty brake light, the rider behind might not have realized the lead bike was decelerating. Or, if the trailing bike experienced a brake failure or throttle issue, that could have limited their ability to avoid the collision. These kinds of issues only come to light if the motorcycles are preserved and examined—something that often doesn’t happen unless someone knows to ask.
Lastly, has all the electronic data related to the crash been collected? While many Harley Davidson models don’t feature traditional electronic control modules (ECMs) like passenger vehicles, some newer bikes may contain diagnostic systems or GPS logs that can shed light on speed and braking behavior. Additionally, nearby surveillance footage—if any exists—or even data from the riders’ cell phones can help clarify the timing and sequence of events. That kind of information can be essential, especially when trying to understand how quickly things unfolded and whether the riders had any real opportunity to react.
Right now, details about the riders’ conditions and the full nature of the crash remain unclear, but what is clear is that every serious collision deserves a complete and thorough investigation. Even when the cause seems to involve something as unpredictable as an animal in the road, that doesn’t mean other factors weren’t also in play. To give those involved the clarity they deserve, these three questions must be answered with the care and attention that any serious crash demands.
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