State police: Motorcyclist killed in Kearny multivehicle collision on I-280
Police say Kyle Silas, 52, was ejected from the motorcycle and then struck by a Dodge sedan.
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10ds agoA motorcyclist was killed in a multi-vehicle crash early Sunday morning on Interstate 280 west in Kearny, according to state police.
Police say three vehicles and a Fly Wing electric motorcycle were involved in the crash that happened at 4:34 a.m.
The biker, identified as 52-year-old Kyle Silas, of Orange, collided with a Ford sedan, authorities say. The motorcycle was then hit by a Toyota. Silas was ejected from the motorcycle and then struck by a Dodge sedan, police say.
No one else was injured.
It was not immediately clear what led to the crash.
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