Motorcyclist Critically Injured in San Francisco Collision on Napoleon Street
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (October 12, 2021) – A man was left with serious injuries Tuesday afternoon, after a motorcycle crash on Evans Avenue.
Officers responded to the incident around 12:22 p.m., in the area of Evans Avenue and Napoleon Street.
According to police, a 39-year-old man riding a motorcycle collided with a commercial vehicle for unclear reasons.
Eventually, paramedics arrived at the scene and transported the man to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Meanwhile, the driver of the commercial vehicle remained at the scene and cooperated with police.
The surrounding area was closed for a brief time during cleanup and preliminary duties. However, the road has since reopened.
San Francisco Officials will continue to investigate the motorcycle crash on Evans Avenue.
Motorcyclists rarely escape injury when an accident occurs. It is important to never underestimate the bike’s speed when you’re riding a motorcycle. Additionally, strictly follow traffic laws and the conditions of the road. For other drivers, do not tailgate a motorcyclist and maintain a safe following distance. Give motorcyclists a full traffic lane when you pass, as they too have equal rights on the road.
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