V38: Occupant of three-wheeled motor vehicle injured in noncollision transport accident

Occupant of a three-wheeled motor vehicle involved in a noncollision transport accident refers to injuries sustained by individuals when navigating a three-wheeled motor vehicle like a motorcycle or tricycle, in cases where no collision has occurred. Accidents of this nature generally occur due to loss of vehicle control or instability, often induced by external factors such as poor weather conditions, uneven road surfaces or mechanical issues. The injury pattern and severity may vary widely, ranging from minor cuts or bruises to more serious injuries involving the head, spinal cord, or internal organs. Progression and prognosis depend on the specifics of the injury, with some individuals requiring longer-term rehabilitation or experiencing ongoing impacts to their health and quality of life.