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Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Rider dies after colliding with another motorcycle, gets run over by taxi

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A 26-year-old motorcycle rider died after he collided with another motorcycle and getting run over by a taxi in Bacolod City on Monday.

In a report by GMA Regional TV Ratsada Balita on Tuesday, video footage showed the victim lying along the Barangay 39 portion of Araneta Avenue.

Police investigation revealed the victim fell to the ground after he collided with another motorcycle. A trailing taxi failed to avoid the victim who was run over.

The other rider fled the scene of the accident and is now being sought by authorities.

The 72-year old cab driver said he failed to notice the victim as he lay on the road.

The victim’s family has yet to decide if they will file a complaint against the taxi driver.

The Land Transportation Office- Negros Island Region said it will ask the driver to appear and give his side on the accident. —RF, GMA News

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