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Taxi Collides with Motorcycle in Santiago de Cuba

Tuesday, July 23, 2024 by Joseph Morales

Taxi Collides with Motorcycle in Santiago de Cuba
- Image © Yosmany Mayeta Labrada / Facebook

A man sustained injuries necessitating hospitalization after a traffic accident on Tuesday morning in Santiago de Cuba.

Independent journalist Yosmany Mayeta Labrada reported on Facebook about a collision between a private rental vehicle and a motorcycle at the intersection of San Francisco Street and San Félix Street, right in the city's center.

"It appears a botero (private taxi driver) collided with a motorcycle, and I currently don't know the condition of the motorcyclist," he recounted.

A witness confirmed that the motorcyclist was "severely injured" and was rushed to the hospital. Images of the motorcycle reveal significant damage.

Details of the accident remain unknown at this time. Several internet users agreed that this intersection is very dangerous and has been the site of numerous accidents.

Some claim that the intersection has poor visibility and have called for a traffic light to be installed, while others blame the recklessness of drivers. "Drivers continue to ignore stop signs at intersections with San Francisco, which has the right of way," one commenter noted.

Key Details About the Traffic Accident in Santiago de Cuba

Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about the recent traffic accident involving a private taxi and a motorcycle in Santiago de Cuba.

What caused the accident in Santiago de Cuba?

The accident occurred due to a collision between a private taxi and a motorcycle. The exact details and cause are still unknown.

What is the condition of the injured motorcyclist?

The motorcyclist was severely injured and transported to the hospital. Further details about his condition have not been disclosed.

Why is the intersection of San Francisco and San Félix considered dangerous?

Many locals believe the intersection has poor visibility and has been the site of numerous accidents. Some suggest installing a traffic light, while others cite driver recklessness as the main issue.

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