One Dead In Second Motorcycle Accident In A Week In West Las Vegas
A motorcycle accident on Rampart Boulevard and West Lake Mead Boulevard in Las Vegas has left one person dead.
According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the crash happened at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday involving a motorcycle and a passenger car. The motorcycle, a black 2022 Kawasaki, was traveling south on Rampart Boulevard when it crashed into a gray 2013 Hyundai Sonata that was turning right onto Rampart Boulevard from their private residence driveway. The Hyundai driver proceeded to make a right turn onto the road, directly in the path of the motorcycle.
Police say that evidence and witnesses claimed that the black Kawasaki motorcycle was traveling at high speed when they collided with the front driver side of the Hyundai. The victim of the crash, who was riding the motorcycle, was launched from their motorcycle.
When authorities arrived the motorcyclist was taken away by an ambulance to University Medical Center's Trauma Department. The Hyundai driver remained at the site of the accident and is not believed to have been impaired.
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