Due to the serious accident, criminalistic studies lasted more than 2.5 hours. Unfortunately, a motorcyclist lost his life this SaturdayJanuary 27, in Bogotá, on Boyacá Boulevard with Carrera 3c.
According to the official report, the fatal accident occurred around 18.30. It included a tractor trailer and a motorcycle. In the initial hypotheses, it was assumed that the motorcycle driver was hit by a large vehicle.
And now it became known that the shock in the industry due to the fateful incident was not over yet. Images from the security camera that recorded the moment of the accident. Unfortunately, the clip includes confirmation that the man was crushed to death.
(You can read: Brilliant Bogota architect killed when a cow collided with his motorcycle).
In recording what happened, The motorcyclist was seen going down the street faster than those approaching the intersection.
Unfortunately, The man found himself in the middle of a tanker truck and another motorcyclist.
Although it is seen that he is trying to slow down and brake there, the man loses his balance as a result of obvious contact.
A few minutes later, He falls onto the asphalt and is crushed by a larger vehicle.
Unfortunately, the motorcyclist died at the scene.
(Also: They release video of the exact moment of the crash that killed a motorcyclist in Chía).
According to records from the National Highway Safety Agency, In 2023, 270 motorcyclists died in traffic accidents in Bogotá. In 2022, 242 motorcycle users lost their lives.
The ANSV report states that the days when the most motorcyclists will die in 2023 are Saturdays and Sundays.
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