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MILWAUKEE, Milwaukee County, Wis., Nov. 11, 2026 — A motorcyclist suffered multiple leg fractures on Tuesday, November 10, after reportedly being struck by another vehicle at Holton Street and Locust Street, according to emergency responders.
The crash was reported at the intersection of Holton Street and Locust Street in Milwaukee. A man in his 50s riding the motorcycle was struck by another vehicle. Fire department medics with Med 7 responded to the scene.
The rider sustained multiple fractures to his legs. He was conscious at the time he was transported for medical care. No further details on his condition have been released.
The vehicle involved and the circumstances leading up to the crash have not been disclosed. It remains unclear which agency is handling any investigation into the collision.
We hope those who were hurt recover fully and quickly.
Intersection Crashes in Milwaukee and Across Wisconsin
This motorcycle crash happened at Holton Street and Locust Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Readers following crash news in Milwaukee County can find more about intersections across the state on our Wisconsin intersection crash information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common causes of motorcycle accidents?
Motorcycle crashes frequently involve another vehicle failing to see the rider, sudden lane changes, or a driver misjudging the motorcycle's speed or distance, especially at intersections.
Why do motorcycle crashes tend to cause more serious injuries than other crashes?
Riders have little protection around them, so the force of a collision is carried directly by their body, commonly resulting in broken bones or head injuries even at moderate speeds.
How do left-turning vehicles contribute to motorcycle collisions?
A driver turning left across traffic may not notice an oncoming motorcycle or may misjudge how fast it's approaching, a frequent factor in intersection crashes.
What can drivers do to be more aware of motorcycles on the road?
Checking mirrors and blind spots twice before turning or changing lanes, and allowing extra following distance, can help drivers spot motorcycles they might otherwise miss.
