Man Killed in Indianapolis Motorcycle Collision

October 18, 2024

A man has been killed and a woman has been injured in an Indianapolis motorcycle collision with a car on the city’s near north side.

Indianapolis Motorcycle Collision Being Investigated

At approximately 7:00 p.m. on October 17, 2024, an officer from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) came across the scene of the Indianapolis motorcycle collision, which took place in the 3200 block of Fall Creek Parkway near 30^th Street and College Avenue.

The officer requested the presence of medics, who then transported two motorists, one male and one female, from the crash site to area hospitals.  The man, who reportedly arrived at the hospital in critical condition, subsequently died from his injuries, though the woman’s condition remains stable at this time.

No further details have yet been provided about either the identities of the victims or the facts leading up to the Indianapolis motorcycle collision, which is currently being investigated by the IMPD fatal crash investigation team.

Reach Out to a Dedicated Indianapolis Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Motorcycle accidents can be catastrophic, subjecting riders to grievous bodily harm at disproportionate rates.  The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has found that a motorcyclist is 24 times likelier to die than a car or truck occupant in the event of a crash, though even a non-lethal motorcycle accident can require extensive treatment that few Hoosiers could afford without assistance.

Fortunately, that assistance could be available if you reach out to a dedicated Indianapolis motorcycle accident lawyer at Hensley Legal Group, where we have been fighting on behalf of the wrongfully injured for more than 25 years.  No adversary is too intimidating or task too daunting to stop us from doing everything in our power to protect our clients’ rights.

Schedule a free consultation with one of our knowledgeable Indianapolis motorcycle accident attorneys now by calling us at (888) 505-8232, chatting with us online, or filling out our contact form.