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Norristown Woman Injured in Perkiomen Crash Tuesday

Marilyn Steckiel, 26, was riding her motorcycle when a Schwenksville woman allegedly ran a stop sign and hit her with her car.

 

According to Perkiomen Valley Patch, 26-year-old Marilyn Steckiel, of Norristown, was hospitalized after being hit by a car at Gravel Pike and Plank Road in Perkiomen Tuesday morning. Steckiel was on a motorcycle at the time.

Steckiel was reportedly thrown from the bike when Gladys Molina, of Schwenksville, allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign in her Volvo S60 and hit Steckiel on her Honda Interceptor. Steckiel landed in the southbound lane of Gravel Pike while Molina continued on and hit a tree.

Molina and her teenaged passenger were uninjured, but Steckiel was transported to Paoli Hospital with unknown injuries. Hospital officials declined to comment on her condition Wednesday morning.

Read more about the accident on Perkiomen Valley Patch.

Related Topics: Accident, Crash, Motorcycle, Police, and Schwenksville

Jessica Hickman Schneider

10:01 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013

I passed by this accident on my way to work yesterday morning. I hope everyone recovers quickly!

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John Kolb

12:20 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013

I wish people would pay more attention to driving and obeying traffic signs/laws! The old excuse of "Well I didn't see you" just does not fly. I enjoy riding as much as I can, it is amazing when on a MC how many truly poor drivers are out on the roads today.

Hope the ride (and her Bike - VFR is my fav) heal quickly and are not deterred from continued riding.

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mj

11:21 pm on Sunday, March 24, 2013

Thanks, John. It's been 4 weeks on Tuesday... still a long road ahead. My bike was totaled, unfortunately. The VFR was always my dream bike, too, and I was so happy to have one. Hopefully someday I will be able to get another one!

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