Motorcyclist dead after 3-vehicle crash in Milpitas
(KRON) – A motorcyclist has died after a collision with a vehicle, according to the Milpitas Police Department.
Milpitas authorities responded to the crash, which transpired at the 1500 block of Kennedy Drive, around 2:38 p.m. on Friday.
Arriving officers rendered aid to the critically injured motorcyclist. The motorcyclist, 48, was taken to a local hospital, where they were later pronounced dead.
Hayward man dies after vehicle collides with motorized bicycle
According to police, the driver of the involved vehicle remained at the scene and cooperated with the investigation. Drugs or alcohol did not appear to be contributing factors to the crash, police said.
A parked vehicle was also involved in the crash, according to police.
Anyone with information relevant to this investigation or who may have witnessed the traffic collision is asked to contact the Milpitas Police Department at 408-586-2400. Callers who wish to be anonymous can call 408-586-2500.
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