News: Motorcyclist dies after collision with car in Searcy

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SEARCY, AR – A collision in Searcy Monday evening claimed the life of a motorcycle rider, according to the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.

Police said the incident occurred on Market Street just after 6:30 p.m. Investigators determined that 23-year-old Tanner Neal of Searcy was driving a Suzuki Kawasaki when he failed to yield the right of way to a northbound Toyota Corolla.

The vehicles collided and Neal was transported to Unity Health, where he was pronounced dead.

Authorities say at least 555 people have now been killed in crashes on the roads of Arkansas so far in 2021.

If you or a loved one were the victim of a motorcycle accident that was caused by someone else, you may be entitled to pursue financial compensation for the losses and injuries you’ve suffered. The Arkansas motorcycle accident attorney at Pfeifer Law can help you seek fair and full compensation from those parties at fault. Contact our offices today to schedule a free consultation. We can be reached online or by phone at 501-374-4440

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