HESPERIA, CA. (Pain In The Pass) >> A speeding motorcyclist on a Kawasaki caused a crash in the morning on northbound Interstate 15 at the beginning of the month.
The collision occurred around 5:23am on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, on northbound I-15 before the Ranchero Road exit, according to the California Highway Patrol.
From the CHP crash report said the 21-year-old Apple Valley man was traveling north on I-15 on a new Kawasaki street bike when he clipped a Ford car in the #2 lane at a high rate of speed at about 85 mph. He was thrown from the bike and impacted the roadway.
San Bernardino County Fire arrived to find the man lying in the roadway. He was rushed to St. Mary’s Hospital in Apple Valley with abrasions to both arms and right leg and also dislocated right foot and toe.
The driver of the Ford was not injured in the crash.
It’s unknown if the rider has been cited for driving too fast.
A message to motorcycle riders was simple: “Please obey ALL traffic laws, don’t ride like you’re in a video game. You have to be safe, or you’re going to have accidents happen.”
This could have easy have been a tragic event that was very avoidable. “Had the motorcyclist been driving at freeway speeds and not weaving in and out of traffic lanes, this wouldn’t have happened.”
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