Police say speed a factor in critical motorcycle crash on H-1
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Honolulu police investigated a motorcycle crash near the Kinau Street offramp to the H-1 freeway Sunday.
A 26-year-old Wahiawa man is in critical condition at Queen’s Medical Center where he was taken Sunday afternoon after the motorcycle he was riding rear-ended a car on the H-1 freeway near the Kinau Street offramp.
Police said the motorcyclist was speeding when tried to switch lanes before hitting the rear of a 2011 Mitsubishi sedan, which then collided with a 2015 silver Corolla.
The motorcyclist was thrown to the ground. He was treated by paramedics and taken to the hospital in critical condition.
3 responses to “Police say speed a factor in critical motorcycle crash on H-1”
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I hope the kid is okay, but I’m not surprised he is in the hospital. All too frequently I see motorcycle riders take unnecessary risks on the road. Because they are small and nimble a lot of them ride between vehicles and on the shoulder to get ahead of the other motorists. Most of them ride way too fast and make very sudden and tight lane changes. If this particular motorcyclist was going too fast, he got what he deserved. He is lucky he is still alive.
agree..for whatever reason, motorcycle riders have gotten much more aggressive. They cause danger to themselves and others. Please slow down and follow the rules of the road!
Because of this idiot, a 2011 Mitsubishi and a 2015 Corolla were damaged. I feel sorry for the owners of these vehicles. Now they have to deal with their insurance companies.