Collier County, FL (February 10, 2020) - Two people were killed following a crash between a motorcycle and a park ranger vehicle in Collier County. The crash took place off of US 41 on Burns Road near the Big Cypress National Preserve.
The Florida Highway Patrol responded to the scene on Sunday around 1:30 p.m. According to troopers, there were two occupants of the motorcycle. Both occupants were killed as a result of the collision. It is unclear at this time how the crash took place or whether any other injuries occurred. Authorities have not released the identity of the deceased victims at this time.
No further details are available.
Florida is home to many motorcycle enthusiasts who enjoy riding their bikes throughout the year. While riding a motorcycle can be an enjoyable hobby, it also comes with great danger in the event of a crash. When a larger vehicle is involved, a motorcycle is unlikely to withstand the force of the crash. In turn, riders will often be ejected from their bikes or suffer blunt force trauma which leads to serious injuries and even death. Sadly, in many of these crashes, those affected will be injured due to the negligence of another motorist.
Our thoughts and condolences are with the family of the two victims in this Collier County motorcycle accident.
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