PNNL employees and motorcycle/scooter owners, Jane McKinney and Jacqueline Tufnell talk about the Motorcycle and Scooter Ride to Work Day event, which was held Wednesday, July 16, in Richland. This event aims to raise awareness among riders and motorists about the advantages of motorcycle commuting and the importance of motorcycle safety.
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On this day: Nov. 14, 1966
On this day: Nov. 14, 1966
Torsten Hallman, Uppsala, Sweden, won first place in the 250-cc Division in the 96-mile cross-country motorcycle race at Kiona, sponsored by the Hill and Gully Motorcycle Club. Hallman hopes to return to the Tri-Cities from Sweden next year to defend his title.
Motorcyclist suffers leg injuries in Pasco collision
Motorcyclist suffers leg injuries in Pasco collision
A motorcyclist in Pasco suffered critical injuries Friday night when a pickup truck turned in front of the rider, police said.
The motorcycle was going north on Road 68, and the truck was traveling south on Road 68. The truck then attempted to turn left onto Burden Boulevard and failed to yield to the motorcycle, Pasco police said.
The motorcyclist suffered significant injuries to his legs and was flown to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Unsafe lane change injures motorcyclist
Unsafe lane change injures motorcyclist
A 26-year-old Richland man was injured Saturday morning when his motorcycle collided with a car at Clearwater Avenue and Highway 395.
He was driving south about 9:30 a.m. on a 2004 Honda motorcycle when a southbound 2003 Kia, driven by Robert A. McCoy, 57, of Richland, changed lanes, striking Campeau's motorcycle.
Washington State Patrol said McCoy will be cited for making an unsafe lane change.
Motorcycle kills pedestrian in Kent
Motorcycle kills pedestrian in Kent
A 19-year-old man was struck by a motorcycle and killed Tuesday night in Kent.
On this day: Nov. 6, 1966
On this day: Nov. 6, 1966
Mrs. Alvin F. Zettel, Kennewick, returned from the 12th Annual Death Valley Morotcycle Tour with a third-place trophy. She had to ride from Beatty to Furnace Creek, Calif. Mrs. Zettel took up motorcycle riding about three years ago.
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