The rider was trying to pass a big rig on Old Bayshore Highway when the fatal crash occurred last week, investigators say.
Around 12:15 p.m. on Aug. 29, the victim was riding a 2020 Honda motorcycle northbound on Old Bayshore Highway west of Oakland Road when he tried to pass a 2015 Peterbilt truck also traveling north — and hit the truck, San Jose police said in a news release.That impact caused the rider to fall and subsequently be run over by the rig, police said.
The collision marked the city’s 35th traffic death of the year investigated by San Jose police. It was also the fourth of the year to involve a motorcyclist who died, according to data compiled by this news organization.Dear Abby: Our door latch has become a huge issue, and I'm ready to leave my marriageAsking Eric: I let the car thief take the fall for my drugs.
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