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Port Orchard motorcyclist killed in rear-end crash into pickup

Seattle, WALocal News

A fatal motorcycle accident occurred in Port Orchard, Washington, on Wednesday night, claiming the life of a 33-year-old man. The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office reported that the collision happened around 9:30 PM on Bethel-Burley Road Southeast. Initial investigations suggest that the motorcyclist rear-ended a pickup truck that was backing out of a driveway onto the road. Emergency personnel from South Kitsap Fire & Rescue pronounced the motorcyclist dead at the scene. His identity is pending notification of family members, as authorities work to inform them of the tragedy.

The Kitsap Interagency Traffic Team is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. This incident highlights the potential dangers of motorcycle riding, especially in areas with frequent driveway exits. Local residents are urged to exercise caution while driving in residential neighborhoods to prevent similar accidents.

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