“Tragic crash” Mattia lost his life in a terrible accident, he was only 34 years old: where and what happened

The accident occurred shortly after a bend and left the motorcyclist with no escape

Another young life that goes on the asphalt. On Sunday afternoon, the quiet of Pievaiola was shattered by a violent road accident which took the life of Mattia Trinari, a 34 year old motorcyclist originally from Perugia.

Trinari, like many two-wheel enthusiasts, was traveling along the road on his motorbike when, near Tavernelle (Panicale), he collided head-on with a car proceeding in the opposite direction. The impact, which occurred shortly after a curve, was devastating and left the motorcyclist with no escape died instantly.

The driver of the car, a woman who was driving alone, remained in shock and suffered injuries that required transportation to hospital.

The Carabinieri of Città della Pieve, the firefighters and the 118 ambulances intervened with the utmost urgency at the site of the accident. The rescuers, despite the timely intervention and the use of the Nibbio regional air ambulance, were unable to do anything else. That declare the death by Mattia Trinari.

To allow rescue and investigations by the police, the Pievaiola remained closed to traffic for several hours, with the consequent inconvenience for motorists who found themselves having to divert onto alternative routes.

The dramatic death of Mattia Trinari, the fourteenth road fatality in Umbria since the beginning of the year, turns the spotlight back on the need for greater prudence and attention when driving, especially by motorcyclists, who are often more exposed to the risks deriving from road collisions .

The causes of the accident are still being investigated by the Carabinieri. The investigators are examining every useful detail to reconstruct the exact dynamics and establish any responsibilities. The indelible signs of this terrible event remain on the asphalt, a bit of a warning for all road users.

It is necessary that everyone, motorists and motorcyclists, do their duty to prevent similar tragic events from happening again. Respecting the rules, paying attention to signs, maintaining an adequate speed and never driving or riding under the influence of alcohol or drugs are just some of the simple rules that can make the difference between life and death.