Uzbekistan

In Tashkent, a 21-year-old motorcycle driver died after colliding with a truck and a Kia

In the Mirabad district of Tashkent, a motorcycle driver failed to maintain a safe distance and collided first with a GAZ 5312 truck, and then with a Kia K5. The 21-year-old driver died in the intensive care unit of the hospital. A criminal case has been initiated regarding the incident.

In Tashkent, a 21-year-old motorcycle driver died after colliding with a truck and a Kia

In the Mirabad district of Tashkent, a motorcycle driver lost control after hitting a truck traveling ahead of him and then collided with a Kia car traveling in the opposite direction. As a result of the traffic accident, the motorcycle driver died. This was reported by the Tashkent City Police Department's Traffic Safety Directorate.

The incident occurred on September 25 at 22:45 on KHAY (Little Ring Road) Street in the Mirabad district, opposite School No. 83.

While riding the motorcycle, the 21-year-old driver failed to maintain a safe distance and collided with a GAZ 5312 vehicle driven by a 32-year-old driver traveling in the same direction. Following the collision, the motorcycle driver lost control and crashed into a Kia K5 driven by a 25-year-old driver traveling in the opposite direction.

As a result of the incident, first aid was administered to the motorcycle driver. However, he passed away in the intensive care unit of the hospital.

A criminal case has been initiated regarding this incident, and investigative actions are underway. The case was opened under the relevant parts of Article 266 of the Criminal Code (Violation of safety rules for the movement or use of transport vehicles).

Previously, in the Yunusabad district of Tashkent, a 21-year-old young man died in the hospital as a result of a traffic accident involving a Lacetti and a scooter.

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