Motorcycle Crashes into Truck, Rider Killed

Wednesday, 1 October 2025 12:24

By Geoff Waterfield

This was last night at the Highway 6 and Upper James intersection

Police are working to sort out what happened after a man was killed in Hamilton in a crash between a transport truck and motorcycle.

They say it happened late last night at the Upper James and Highway 6 intersection.

Reports indicate the motorcycle was heading south, the truck was heading north, but made a left hand turn to continue on Highway 6 when the collision happened.

Police say the 44-year old man from Norfolk County on the bike suffered critical injuries, and was pronounced dead at hospital.

The truck driver was not hurt, stayed on scene, and police say no charges have been laid at this point.

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