
A motorcyclist died after colliding with the back of a truck at km 279 of Rodovia Francisco Alves Negrão (SP-258), in Itapeva (SP), this Friday morning (9).
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Rear collision between motorcycle and truck on Francisco Alves Negrão Highway in Itapeva.
A motorcyclist died after hitting the back of a truck at km 279 of Rodovia Francisco Alves Negrão (SP-258), in Itapeva (SP), this Friday morning (9).
According to SPVias, the concessionaire responsible for the highway, the two vehicles were traveling along the road and, upon reaching the aforementioned km, for reasons yet to be clarified, the collision occurred.
According to the dealership, forensic experts and a funeral home were at the scene of the accident. At 8:57 am, the motorcycle was removed from the highway and taken to the Military Highway Police base. The truck driver was unharmed and continued his journey with the vehicle.
One lane of the highway had to be closed, but was reopened in the morning. According to the concessionaire, there was no record of congestion at the location.

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