Louisville, KY (September 8, 2026) – Two people died, and another person was injured on September 6 after a motorcycle and a Kia Sorento collided near the intersection of Greenbelt Highway and Greenwood Road. The collision occurred around 6:15 near the intersection, according to the preliminary report.
The Kia was turning left from Greenbelt Highway onto Greenwood Road when it struck a motorcycle traveling northbound on Greenbelt Highway. The man and woman riding the motorcycle were ejected during the wreck.
Emergency units took the Kia driver and both motorcycle riders to University of Louisville Hospital for treatment. Andrea Hill, 58, and Robert Smallwood, 62, both of Seymour, Indiana, later died at the hospital.
The Kia driver is expected to survive.
The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident is still underway.
Our deepest sympathies go to the families and loved ones of Andrea Hill and Robert Smallwood.
What Information Is Typically Reviewed After a Motorcycle Accident?
A serious motorcycle accident can involve several types of information that help establish what occurred. Vehicle positions, damage patterns, photographs, and roadway markings can provide details about how the vehicles moved before the collision.
Witness accounts may also offer information about traffic conditions, vehicle movements, and what happened immediately before the vehicles came together. Medical records can document the nature and severity of injuries, while hospital records may provide additional details about treatment.
Other factors may include visibility, weather, traffic signals, and the condition of the motorcycle and other vehicle. Reviewing these details together can provide a clearer picture of the circumstances surrounding a motorcycle accident.
