Pasco County, FL (July 15, 2018) – A motorcyclist lost control of his motorcycle in Pasco County when he failed to make a curve. The Florida Highway Patrol investigated the accident.
A New Port Richey man lost his life in the accident, which took place on Friday night. The man was identified as 56-year-old John Edward Beatty. He died at the scene of the accident.
The crash took place around 11:01 p.m. on Sunshine Boulevard. Beatty, at the time, was driving his 2017 Honda motorcycle south on the roadway when he failed to negotiate a curve. He lost control of his motorcycle, left the roadway, and collided with a tree.
Officers said that Beatty died at the scene. They are still investigating the incident at this time.
As of 2017, close to 400,000 car accidents took place in Florida. The leading causes of traffic accidents include distracting driving, excessive speed, and more. Motorcycle riders are actually the most likely type of motor vehicle users to die in a crash. Florida has some of the highest fatality rates in the nation.
Our condolences are with you if you have been injured or lost a loved one in a serious motorcycle accident in Florida. At Rubenstein Law, we work for you every step of the way, keeping you updated so that you can make informed decisions about your case. These accidents can be very overwhelming times. Call us at Rubenstein Law to find out how we can help.
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