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Truck Hits Motorcyclist on Aarey Flyover, Kills 46-Year-Old

Aarey Flyover tragedy claims life, truck driver booked

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sat, 22 August 2026 at 11:37 am
Truck Hits Motorcyclist on Aarey Flyover, Kills 46-Year-Old

A 46-year-old motorcyclist, Sushil Sharma, was killed on Thursday afternoon when a truck hit his bike on the Western Express Highway at Aarey Flyover in Goregaon East.

The incident occurred around 1:30 pm when Sushil, a resident of Andheri East, was traveling to his workplace in Malad West. According to his father, Sureshchandra Sharma, Sushil had left home at 1 pm on his motorcycle.

As Sushil was riding towards Malad, a truck allegedly came from his left side and hit his motorcycle, causing him to fall on the road. The truck's wheel then ran over him, resulting in severe injuries.

A passer-by, Adarsh Singh, informed Sushil's family about the accident. A tempo driver who was passing by stopped and helped shift the injured man to Jogeshwari Trauma Care Centre.

Despite receiving medical attention, Sushil succumbed to his injuries at around 2:15 pm. The police have registered a case against the truck driver for allegedly driving negligently and causing the fatal accident.

The police have served a notice to the accused truck driver. The incident highlights the need for caution and safe driving practices on Mumbai's roads, particularly on highways like the Western Express Highway.

The Western Express Highway is a critical transportation artery in Mumbai, and accidents like this one can have devastating consequences. The Mumbai police have been working to improve road safety and reduce accidents on the city's roads.

Sushil's death is a tragic reminder of the importance of road safety and the need for all drivers to exercise caution and follow traffic rules. The incident is being investigated by the police, and the accused truck driver will face legal action for his alleged negligence.

The family of the deceased has been left to mourn the loss of their loved one, and the community is in shock over the tragic incident. The Aarey Flyover tragedy has once again highlighted the need for improved road safety measures in Mumbai.

In recent years, there have been several accidents on the Western Express Highway, resulting in loss of life and injury to many. The authorities have been working to improve the infrastructure and enforcement of traffic rules to reduce accidents on the highway.

The incident has also raised concerns about the safety of motorcyclists on Mumbai's roads. Motorcyclists are often vulnerable to accidents, and it is essential for all drivers to be aware of their presence on the road and exercise caution.

The police are investigating the incident and will take necessary action against the accused truck driver. The community is calling for improved road safety measures to prevent such tragedies in the future.

The Aarey Flyover tragedy is a reminder of the importance of road safety and the need for all drivers to exercise caution and follow traffic rules. The incident has left a family in mourning, and the community is in shock over the tragic loss of life.

In conclusion, the Aarey Flyover tragedy has highlighted the need for improved road safety measures in Mumbai. The incident is a reminder of the importance of caution and safe driving practices on the city's roads, particularly on highways like the Western Express Highway.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to the motorcyclist on Aarey Flyover?

A 46-year-old motorcyclist, Sushil Sharma, was killed when a truck hit his bike on the Western Express Highway at Aarey Flyover in Goregaon East.

Who informed the family about the accident?

A passer-by, Adarsh Singh, informed Sushil's family about the accident.

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