Tamiami, FL (April 22, 2025) – A motorcyclist lost his life in a traffic accident in Tamiami on Sunday night, April 20. Reports show the crash occurred shortly after 8:00 p.m. near 122nd Place and Southwest 18th Street. The motorcyclist was transported to a local medical facility by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue where he later lost his life. At this time, his identity has not been reported. Police said multiple victims suffered injuries in the crash, but the total number has not been released as the investigation into the details of the crash continues. The MDSO Traffic Homicide Unit is currently leading the crash investigation.
We want to offer our sincere condolences to the family of the deceased victim. We hope for the full recovery of the injured victims.
Florida Motorcycle Accidents
Florida’s warm climate and vibrant motorcycle culture make it a popular place for riders year-round. Unfortunately, this also contributes to a high number of motorcycle accidents throughout the state.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), nearly 600 lives were lost in motorcycle accidents in Florida in 2022 alone, out of over 10,000 crashes reported that year. These numbers placed Florida at the top of the list for motorcycle-related fatalities in the entire United States.
The causes of these tragedies often mirror those of other motor vehicle accidents—driver negligence, intoxication, fatigue, and distracted driving all play a significant role. Texting while driving or failing to properly yield to motorcycles can result in devastating, irreversible consequences. In fact, more than 94% of traffic collisions in the U.S. are attributed to human error, most of it preventable.
Losing a loved one in a motorcycle crash is an unimaginable pain. The grief is compounded by sudden financial and emotional burdens, from funeral expenses and medical bills to the loss of companionship and support. For many families, navigating this new reality feels impossible—especially when the accident was caused by someone else’s careless actions.
At Neufeld and Kleinberg, our compassionate Tamiami motorcycle accident attorneys are committed to helping families seek justice after losing a loved one. We understand how traumatic these losses can be, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our legal team will thoroughly investigate the crash, identify liable parties, and pursue fair compensation on your behalf.
We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront and owe us nothing unless we recover compensation for you. Your focus should be on healing and remembering your loved one—not on paperwork and legal deadlines.
To speak with a caring and experienced wrongful death attorney about your case, call Neufeld and Kleinberg today at (305) 931-6666. We’re here to honor your loved one’s memory and help your family find peace and justice.
Note: This article is intended for informational purposes only. Our dedicated team compiles accident news reports using a variety of trusted external sources, such as local news outlets, official police reports, social media updates, and eyewitness statements regarding incidents in Florida. While we strive for accuracy, the facts in this post have not been independently verified by our writers. If you identify any inaccuracies, please contact Neufeld & Kleinfeld, PA, immediately, and we will promptly address any corrections. Posts can also be removed upon request.
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