Spokane, Washington - Motorcyclist Dies in Crash at South McKinnon Road and East 4th Avenue
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Spokane, Washington – Motorcyclist Dies in Crash at South McKinnon Road and East 4th Avenue

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Posted on April 30, 2020

Spokane, Washington (April 28, 2020) – A motorcyclist died in a crash involving a Hummer on the intersection of South McKinnon Road and East 4th Avenue. According to the article from KHQ News, the victim was a man in his 20s. No further information about the victim’s identity has been released. The driver of the Hummer was not reported to be injured and is reported to be cooperating with police investigation.

According to information from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the car was making a turn when the motorcycle struck into the driver’s side door, causing the motorcycle to go airborne and crash into rocks. Investigation on the incident is ongoing. The crash caused the area to be blocked while investigation was ongoing.

About Motorcycle Accidents

We offer our sympathies and compassion for the friends and loved ones of the victim. Because of a motorcycle’s open nature, the risks of injuries are greater to a person on a motorcycle than a person in a car. Head injuries are common in motorcycle accidents of all kinds, as are limb injuries. Much like any other vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents can easily come out of lapse of attention and careless maneuvers.  It is important to always observe proper driving and consideration for other vehicles, something which all motorcycle drivers should keep in mind as 3/4 of motorcycle accidents involve another vehicle. This is most likely due to a motorcycle’s overall visibility being less than most other vehicles, which means drivers of other vehicles tend not to see motorcycles in time.  This visibility problem makes motorcycle rides at night especially risky. Additionally, the stationary objects most often struck off-road are trees, utility poles, and traffic barriers, and driving in poor visibility conditions such as nighttime and unfavorable weather can increase the risks of collision with one of the objects mentioned above.

While motorcycles are a much-depended means of transportation, drivers should consider factors such as speed, number of other vehicles on the road, the road conditions and weather to ensure their safety while out and about. Be especially cautious when driving at night, as with any other vehicle. Any mistakes in judgement can lead to accidents, injuries and damage not only to your person, but on other people as well.

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