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Tragic Three-Vehicle Crash Claims Motorcyclist's Life in Utah

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  • October 21, 2025
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Tragic Three-Vehicle Crash Claims Motorcyclist's Life in Utah

A devastating three-vehicle collision on Thursday evening near Nephi resulted in the tragic death of a motorcyclist. The Utah Highway Patrol (UHP) confirmed the fatality following the accident which occurred around 6:30 p.m. on State Route 132 near milepost 15, close to the town of Nephi.

According to initial reports from UHP, the chain of events began when a Chevrolet passenger car, heading westbound, inexplicably crossed the center line.

This dangerous maneuver placed the Chevrolet directly into the path of an eastbound motorcycle, leading to a harrowing head-on collision.

The impact between the car and the motorcycle was severe and immediate. Following this initial crash, a Chevrolet pickup truck, which was traveling behind the motorcycle, was unable to avoid the debris and the unfolding scene.

The pickup truck subsequently collided with the motorcycle after its initial impact with the passenger car.

Emergency services, including medical personnel, rushed to the scene. Tragically, the motorcyclist succumbed to their injuries at the crash site. Their identity has not yet been released, pending notification of family members.

Both the driver of the Chevrolet passenger car and the driver of the Chevrolet pickup truck sustained minor injuries in the incident.

Investigators from the Utah Highway Patrol are actively working to determine the exact cause of the Chevrolet passenger car veering into oncoming traffic. They are examining all contributing factors, including driver behavior, vehicle condition, and road conditions at the time of the crash.

The UHP emphasizes the importance of safe driving practices and remaining vigilant, especially on rural routes where visibility and reaction times can be critical.

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