Man Dead after Falling 30 Feet Down the Interstate; Bike Lost Control and Struck Concrete Barrier in Kentucky
A tragic incident occurred when a young biker from Kentucky lost his life after being ejected from his motorcycle and falling a significant distance.
A tragic incident occurred on Interstate 64 near Louisville, Kentucky, resulting in the loss of Cody Cunningham, a 23-year-old individual. According to WLKY, the collision with a concrete barrier proved fatal.
According to the news site, Cunningham was ejected from his motorcycle and fell a distance of thirty feet into a parking lot following the accident.
The Louisville Metro Police Department has informed the station that their preliminary investigations suggest that three motorcyclists were traveling at high speeds when Cunningham lost control of his motorcycle and collided with the concrete barrier.
The station received information from the authorities that the motorcycle traveled an additional 250 feet before finally stopping.
Throughout the investigation, the two other drivers cooperated with the police and stayed at the scene to offer their assistance, according to the station.
During an interview with WLKY, Angie Cunningham, the mother of Cunningham, shared insights into the factors that may have contributed to the accident, along with the heartbreaking experience of losing a child.
He made a trip to Louisville to visit a motorcycle store that offered a wide range of equipment. Angie Cunningham informed the station that the individuals were heading back to New Albany to buy ice cream. “According to the driver, he was driving behind a semi and was affected by the wind, causing him to change lanes. It seems that he may have been going a little too fast at that moment,” the driver explained.
During an interview with the station, Angie Cunningham expressed that her son was a person who deeply cherished his family and had a friendly nature towards everyone. During an interview with WLKY, Angie Cunningham shared that her son had a strong love for motorbikes and often embarked on rides alongside his father.
