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Motorcyclist Dies After Falling 30 Feet From Exit Ramp To Interstate
September 28, 2011
A 55-year old woman died Tuesday afternoon in Escambia County when she was thrown from her motorcycle off an interstate ramp to the highway 30 feet below.
The name of the woman has not yet been released pending notification of next of kin.
The Florida Highway Patrol says the woman was northbound on I-110 headed for eastbound I-10 at 5:27 p.m. when she failed to negotiate the curve for the ramp and struck a barrier wall. She was ejected over the concrete wall, falling 30 feet to the emergency lane of eastbound I-10.
The woman was transported to Sacred Heart Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
The crash remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol.
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9 Responses to “Motorcyclist Dies After Falling 30 Feet From Exit Ramp To Interstate”
Dangerous machines, in a dangerous enviroment.
Jeremy, I agree. I had a motorcyclist chew me out once for not seeing him. I told him I didn’t see HIM…I saw a flash of blue as he flew passed me on his crotch rocket. If you wanna ride a bike, fine, but obey the rules of the road and be careful. You are not exempt because you are on a motorcycle. If you get hurt because of your own negligence, then no, no one can help you.
OldMarine, no one said she wasn’t wearing a helmet. Besides, I doubt a helmet would have saved her from a 30 feet fall onto concrete.
THIS IS VERY TRAGIC
may GOD bless this family. My wife and I both ride and we do all we can to be carefull when we are on our bikes. I am so sorry for your lost
This is the second motorcyclist that has died on this exact same off ramp!! Slow down people! I always watch for motorcycles, but when your traveling too fast, no one can help you!!
funerals are for the dead , may you rest in peace.
lessons are for the living , please wear a helmet
That’s why I wont never ride on a motorcycle.I would not go on a bridge with one any ways.Justin Miller 8 years old.Poor guy.
Man…what a heck of a way to go..I will not be riding a motorcycle…and I am a 58 year old male…thats scary thinking about this accident….Pray for the family
Such a sad accident…my prayers go out to the family.
Our heart and prayers are with the family from al the staff at the April Nicoles Autism Ride and Victory Junction Ride