by Isaac Olivas Obituary, Death – On Wednesday morning, a man from Lexington was fatally injured when he was riding his motorcycle on Interstate 85 in Randolph County and lost control of it. The accident occurred in Randolph County. Randolph County was the location where the incident took place. Following that, he was struck by a tractor-trailer, which ultimately resulted in him being run over by the vehicle that he was struck by in the first place. The unfortunate man did not survive the accident and consequently passed away.
At approximately six in the morning, officers with the North Carolina Highway Patrol responded to a report of a traffic accident in the northbound lanes of Interstate 85 near Finch Farm Road in Randolph County. The accident occurred in Randolph County. The county of Randolph was mentioned as being the location of the accident in the report.
The information that was provided by the North Carolina Highway Patrol indicates that the incident occurred in the county of Randolph in North Carolina. Isaac Arnaldo Olivas, 29, of Lexington, was operating a 2021 Harley-Davidson motorcycle when, according to law enforcement, he suddenly applied the brakes, causing the motorcycle to flip over and ejecting Olivas onto the roadway.
Olivas was ejected from the motorcycle as it flipped over. As the motorcycle flipped over, Olivas was thrown off of it and away from the vehicle. Olivas was ejected from the motorcycle as it flipped over, allowing him to escape the danger caused by the vehicle. Olivas, who was operating the motorcycle at the time of the collision, was determined to be the offender responsible for the collision by law enforcement officers who responded to the scene of the collision and investigated the incident.
Olivas was walking in the road when he was hit by a tractor-trailer driven by Joseph Lee Uphoff, a resident of Concord who was also walking in the road at the time. Uphoff was 53 years old. Olivas was walking in the road. Olivas was out and about, and could be seen strolling down the road. Olivas was moving in the same direction as the vehicle, which turned out to be a Freightliner manufactured in 2017, and the driver of the vehicle was unable to avoid colliding with Olivas.
