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Pensacola motorcyclist dies on I-10 after car runs him off road

by Pensacola News Journal

A 33-year-old Pensacola man died Wednesday after a vehicle ran him off the roadway on Interstate 10.

Florida Highway Patrol troopers responded to mile marker 10 on Interstate 10 April 22 after a 25-year-old Alabama man allegedly caused a motorcyclist to crash, according to FHP’s report.

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“For reasons unknown and currently under investigation, the Hyundai Tucson left its travel lane and struck the motorcycle and caused the motorcycle to leave the roadway and collide with a guardrail,” an FHP release said.

EMS pronounced the motorcyclist dead on scene.

Further information was not released.

This article originally appeared on Pensacola News Journal: Pensacola motorcyclist dies on I-10 after car runs him off road

Reporting by Benjamin Johnson, Pensacola News Journal / Pensacola News Journal

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The Pensacola News Journal is Northwest Florida’s leading daily broadsheet newspaper, serving Escambia and Santa Rosa counties since 1889. Born from the merger of two historic titles, it has been under Gannett’s ownership since 1969 and is part of the USA TODAY Network. Today, it delivers reliable local, regional, and national reporting with a daily circulation around 19,900. Led by Editor Lisa Nellessen‑Savage, the News Journal is widely trusted for its factual coverage of community issues, military news, and environmental concerns—maintaining a vital role in Pensacola's news landscape. | All assets – including all text, audio and imagery – are provided by USA TODAY Network. Reuters Connect has not verified or endorsed the material, which is being made available to professional media customers to facilitate the free flow of global news and information.

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