A motorcycle accident occurred on the Via Dutra highway in Resende, Brazil, on the evening of Friday, the 13th, involving a car and a motorcycle. The incident took place around 6:20 PM, specifically at kilometer 310 on the auxiliary lane heading towards São Paulo, near the Paraíso neighborhood. Emergency services were notified immediately, and the injured motorcyclist was transported to the Hospital de Emergência de Resende; however, details regarding his condition remain undisclosed.

The Federal Highway Police reported that the driver of the car escaped without injuries and did not require medical attention following the collision. Investigators are currently looking into the circumstances surrounding the event, although, as of the time of this report, no definitive causes or factors leading to the accident have been established. The incident has raised concerns about road safety in the area, particularly regarding motorcycle riders, who are often more vulnerable in traffic collisions.

Traffic incidents like this on major highways tend to highlight the ongoing issues of road safety and the responsibilities of both motor vehicle drivers and motorcycle operators. With the heavy flow of traffic on Via Dutra, it is crucial for drivers to maintain vigilance and adhere to safety regulations, especially in potentially hazardous areas like auxiliary lanes. Authorities will likely continue to review and enhance safety measures to mitigate such accidents in the future.