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Dallas, TX (May 15, 2026) – A 21-year-old Irving man died after a crash involving a motorcycle and another vehicle in Dallas on Thursday, May 14. The collision happened at night in the westbound lanes of the President George Bush Turnpike near Midway Road.
Officials identified the motorcyclist as Ayman Hassoun. The crash involved his Kawasaki motorcycle and a Honda Pilot. Emergency units provided first aid at the scene. Hassoun was later pronounced dead from his injuries.
Westbound lanes were closed at the Dallas North Tollway after the crash. Drivers were diverted onto the tollway, and exit ramps from both directions of the Dallas North Tollway to the westbound President George Bush Turnpike were also closed before reopening.
The crash remains under investigation, and more details may become available as authorities continue their review.
Our condolences go out to Ayman Hassoun’s loved ones.
Traffic Impacts After Fatal Motorcycle Crashes on Tollways
Fatal motorcycle crashes on tollways can cause major delays because these roads carry fast-moving traffic and high vehicle volumes. Emergency units might need to close several lanes to protect the scene and assist those involved.
Motorcycle riders face a higher risk of severe injury during crashes because they have less protection than people inside cars. A collision can throw a rider from the motorcycle or lead to impact with nearby barriers or roadway surfaces.
Ramp closures can also affect surrounding traffic. When drivers are diverted from a major tollway, backups may spread to nearby exits, feeder roads, and connecting highways until lanes reopen.
