Motorcyclist Dies Following Crash [GALLERY]
It was weird for him not to communicate. Cain was discovered more than 15 yards from Hickory Fork Road near a wooded area that could not be seen from the road, Geller said. He was flown to Sentara Norfolk General HospitalO for treatment of serious injuries. We had been searching day in and day out, Jurgensen said, adding that a team of about 40 people were looking for Cain. Being gone so long, I instantly thought the worst. State police were called in to investigate the crash and determined that Cain had been traveling west on the road on his 2002 KawasakiO motorcycle. The motorcycle ran off the right side of the road and about 20 feet from the woods the motorcycle overturned onto its side, Geller said. It then slid several more feet into the underbrush before striking several trees, she said.
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Glenburn man critical after motorcycle crash on outer Hammond Street
(Google Maps) By Matt Stevens September 17, 2013, 8:15 a.m. Three lanes of the westbound 134 Freeway are closed, snarling traffic through the Burbank and Glendale areas after a fatal motorcycle crash early Tuesday, a spokesman from the California Highway Patrol said. Officers received calls about a downed motorcycle on the 134 Freeway near the transition to the 5 Freeway at 6:37 a.m. Tuesday. CHP Officer Francisco Villalobos said the motorcycle was found down in lanes and the male driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The man was described as being in his late 20s or early 30s, but Villalobos could not provide immediately additional details on the crash, which he said is under investigation. Villalobos said it was not clear if other vehicles were involved, but no additional injuries have been reported. The crash forced closure of all but the far left lane and backed up westbound traffic past the 2 Freeway, Villalobos said.
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Fatal motorcycle crash jams traffic on westbound 134 Freeway
He told Eyewitness News that the motorcyclist ran the red light. Garcia says, "He wasn't moving for at least five minutes. Luckily, there was a nurse that I guess was ahead of us or going the other direction. She stopped and started giving him CPR, and he started moving. He had a bone in his right leg sticking out and his right arm was also broke." There are no reports of the driver of the SUV being injured. Authorities are still investigating. Press Release: Tallahassee Police Department September 19, 2013, 12:45pm The intersection is now open. Press Release: Tallahassee Police Department September 19, 2013, 11:25am TPD is currently investigating a serious traffic crash at the intersection of Capital Circle NW and I-10.
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Ive got enough measurements that I can, if needed, adding that Sauciers injury is life-threatening. Saucier was not wearing a helmet when the accident happened, he said. According to Dearing, the crash happened about 4:45 p.m. on outer Hammond Street. Saucier was riding his 1996 Honda motorcycle when a 2006 Kia sedan driven by Joseph Salls, 58, of Hudson pulled out of Target Industrial Circle and into the motorcyclists path. He ran into the rear of that vehicle and was ejected, Dearing said.
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Two killed in Sunday, Monday Daytona motorcycle accidents
FHP spokesperson Sgt. Kim Montes says 20-year old Michael Nealy was southbound on I-95 at around 6:40 Monday evening, in the left lane of the interstate. Troopers say Nealy attempted to travel across all of the southbound lanes, to exit onto the US-92 [International Speedway Boulevard] exit ramp. The FHP says Nealy lost control of his motorcycle and struck a guardrail. Troopers reported that Nealy was ejected from the motorcycle, and though he was wearing a helmet, died at the scene of the accident. Volusia County Fire Services and Daytona Beach Fire Department units responded to the accident and the Florida Highway Patrol shutdown the exit ramp during their investigation. Nealys hometown in North Carolina was not initially available.
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Police Investigating Deadly Motorcycle Accident in Springfield
In fact, the traffic issue on Cottage and Berkshire is one the city is well aware of, and now working to fix. The DPW did their traffic study out here and determined that what needs to happen is that Cottage needs to be widened because people come up Cottage, go up Berkshire, and people will be able to take a right coming up Cottage to Berkshire, and people will also be able to take a left, said City Councilor Bud Williams. The street widening would also alleviate the traffic it causes on Cottage that neighbors say sometimes backs up to Smith and Wesson. The DPW is still in the planning phase of the project theyd first mentioned in March. Police are not releasing the name of the motorcyclist or the Uhaul driver just yet. They also say they have not charged that driver yet.
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