A 40-year-old Cuban man ended up in the hospital on Monday in Uruguay following a collision with a car shortly after leaving his job at a poultry company in Paso de la Arena, Montevideo.
According to a report by Telemundo Uruguay, the motorcyclist entered Camino Manuel Flores without noticing an oncoming vehicle, leading to a crash. The rider, who did not possess a Uruguayan driver's license, sustained a femur fracture and was taken to a nearby medical facility for treatment.
Telenoche stated that the crash was head-on, leaving the car's driver unharmed. The scene was investigated by the Scientific Police, causing traffic disruptions for several hours.
Local workers informed Telemundo that accidents are common in the area due to limited visibility caused by parked vehicles, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Questions about Road Safety and Accidents in Uruguay
What caused the motorcycle accident in Montevideo?
The accident occurred when the motorcyclist entered a road without noticing an oncoming car, resulting in a head-on collision.
Why are accidents frequent at this location?
Accidents are frequent in this area due to poor visibility caused by parked vehicles, creating dangerous conditions for drivers.