Police Identify 21-Year-Old Motorcyclist Killed in Bradenton Accident

BRADENTON, FLORIDA – According to an online news article published by www.bradenton.com, a 21-year-old motorcyclist was killed in an accident on Manatee Avenue West.*

A 21-year-old woman riding her motorcycle collided head-on with another vehicle on Manatee Avenue West in Bradenton.  The motorcyclist was a Bradenton resident, but originally from Chicago, Illinois.  Photographs of the accident reveal that the woman’s motorcycle was pinned underneath the other vehicle involved in the accident.

Law enforcement officials have not yet concluded a specific cause of the accident as an investigation is not yet complete.  However, because additional details have not been released, such causes and contributing factors are only speculations.

Motorcycle Accidents Often Lead to Fatal Injuries

Motorcycles are extremely popular throughout Florida and provide not only a means of transportation but also enjoyment.  However, motorcycles, unlike passenger vehicles and trucks, do not protect occupants from the substantial impact of a collision with another vehicle, especially when the collision is head-on.  Therefore, any injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident have the potential to be fatal.  Motorcyclists who survive serious accidents may be left with permanent and life-altering injuries.

Accident News is a driver safety and education initiative from Montlick & Associates, designed to help people better understand and thereby avoid common accident causes.  To learn more about our injury prevention programs, including iridesafe.com - click here. We hope you are never in an accident, but if you or family member are injured, call Montlick & Associates 24/7 for your free consultation at 1-800-LAW-NEED (1-800-529-6333) or use our live chat at Montlick.com.

Source:https://www.bradenton.com/news/local/article231761068.html