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Man killed after his motorcycle strikes a truck in Howard Co.

Columbia, MDLocal News

A tragic motorcycle accident in Laurel, Maryland, claimed the life of a man early Saturday morning. The incident occurred shortly after 4 a. m. when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a truck making a left turn onto southbound Washington Boulevard. According to the Howard County police, the man was traveling north on Washington Boulevard just past Lynn Buff Court when the collision happened.

He died at the scene, while all passengers in the truck were unharmed. In response to the accident, authorities closed Washington Boulevard for over three hours to allow crews to clear the scene and conduct their investigation. The police have not yet determined the ultimate cause of the collision, and they are actively looking into the circumstances surrounding the crash. This incident underscores the ongoing concerns regarding motorcycle safety and the need for vigilance on the roads. Community members are encouraged to stay informed about local traffic incidents and safety measures.

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