Rider loses control when raincoat gets stuck in wheel, ends up dead after being hit by van
- A 22-year-old motorcycle rider died in a crash in Antipolo City on September 5, 2025
- Police said his raincoat got caught in the wheel, causing him to lose control
- The rider swerved into the opposite lane and was hit by an oncoming van
- He was rushed to a hospital but declared dead on arrival; the van driver is now in custody
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A 22-year-old rider was declared dead on arrival after a motorcycle accident in Antipolo City on Friday, September 5, 2025.
Reports said the crash happened along Marcos Highway. The victim lost control of his motorcycle because of his raincoat.
According to the initial police investigation, the end of the rider’s raincoat got caught in the wheel.
This caused him to swerve across the road. His motorcycle went into the opposite lane where he was hit by a van.
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The rider suffered a severe head injury. He was taken to Cabading Hospital, but doctors declared him dead on arrival.
Authorities said the driver of the van is already in police custody. The driver is facing charges related to the accident.
The tragic incident is a reminder of the risks faced by riders, especially when wearing loose clothing on the road.
If a motorist kills another motorist by accident, it is usually treated as a case of reckless imprudence resulting in homicide under Philippine law.
The driver is taken into police custody for investigation, and authorities will check if negligence, overspeeding, drunk driving, or other violations were involved.
Even if there was no intent to kill, the driver may still face criminal charges and civil liabilities to the victim’s family.
The court may impose penalties such as imprisonment, fines, or both, depending on the circumstances of the case.
In some situations, if the victim’s family agrees to a settlement, charges may be reduced or dismissed, but the legal process still requires proper investigation and documentation.
Read BALITA's article here to know more about this story.
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