
A 30-year-old motorcyclist, Fabrizio Cesare Acerni, died at the Niguarda hospital in Milan following a road accident on the Crepax flyover involving an ambulance and a taxi.
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The accident occurred on the Crepax flyover in Milan, involving an ambulance, a taxi and a motorbike.
A 30-year-old motorcyclist died this morning at Niguarda hospital after being involved along the Crepax overpass in Milan in an accident whose dynamics have yet to be definitively ascertained and which also involved a taxi and an ambulance. The victim, Fabrizio Cesare Acerni, died in Niguarda due to serious trauma sustained in the impact.
A risky overtaking
According to what was reconstructed by local police officers, the accident began when an ambulance, not in an emergency, overtook. To avoid a collision with the emergency vehicle, a taxi arriving from the opposite direction suddenly braked. However, the motorbike was traveling behind, driven by the thirty-year-old, who was unable to avoid hitting the car. Following the impact, the motorcyclist fell to the ground, where he was hit by the oncoming ambulance.
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