A serious traffic accident occurred on the afternoon of Wednesday, October 28, on Via di Boccea, in the northwestern part of Rome. One person was killed and one injured following a collision involving two motorcycles and a car. A 33-year-old man , riding a Suzuki GSX-R1000, lost his life .
The driver of the other motorcycle, a 32-year-old man, was injured and taken to the hospital. The woman driving the car was unharmed. Local police officers from Rome Capitale responded to the scene to conduct investigations and manage traffic.
Accident in Rome: 33-year-old motorcyclist dies
The accident occurred at number 1284 on Via di Boccea. According to initial reports, the collision involved a Renault Clio and two motorcycles , a KTM LC8 and a Suzuki GSX-R1000. The three vehicles were traveling on the road when, for reasons still unclear, they collided. The impact was particularly violent and resulted in the fatality of one of the motorcyclists.
The victim was the driver of the Suzuki , a 33-year-old man. Despite the timely alarm and the intervention of emergency responders, there was nothing that could be done for him: he was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.
The driver of the KTM LC8 , a 32-year-old Moldovan man, was also injured. After receiving first aid on the scene, he was transported by ambulance to the Agostino Gemelli Hospital, where he was entrusted to medical personnel for checkups and necessary treatment.
The driver of the Renault Clio , a 69-year-old woman, was unharmed and did not require hospitalisation.
Local police findings to reconstruct the dynamics
Patrols from the 14th Monte Mario Group of the Rome Capital local police responded to the scene of the accident . Officers conducted the necessary investigations to reconstruct the exact sequence of events and determine any liability.
The drivers of the Renault Clio and the KTM LC8 have also been ordered to undergo routine checks. The cause of the collision between the three vehicles remains unclear.
Operators also managed traffic along the affected stretch of road. Traffic slowed during rescue operations, surveys, and securing the area.
