Rider’s Leg Amputated after Motorcycle Crash on Geiger Grade [Reno, NV]

Major Injuries Reported as Motorcycle Crashes into SUV on Geiger Grade in Reno

 
RENO, NV (November 15, 2020) – Officials released a report about a rider’s condition following a motorcycle crash on Geiger Grade on Sunday.
 
According to the Nevada Highway Patrol, officers responded to the scene and found the rider with major injuries.
 
Based on a report, the victim’s motorcycle crossed from the eastbound lane to the westbound lane. Subsequently, it crashed into an SUV traveling westbound on the road.
 
Emergency crews transported the victim to a nearby hospital for treatment. In addition, NHP followed up and reported that the doctors had to amputate the rider’s leg as a result of the crash.
 
At this time, the cause of the crash is not yet available. However, officials continue to investigate the case.
 
As a rider, always stay in your lane to prevent a motorcycle crash. In addition, as a driver, pay attention to the movement of small vehicles like motorcycles and bicycles. Also, do not leave the scene after an accident.

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