
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. – Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal-motorcycle crash last evening in Prince George’s County.
The deceased, Bryan McKinley Hall, 49, of Upper Marlboro, was the rider of a 2009 Suzuki motorcycle involved in the crash. Emergency Medical Service personnel pronounced Hall deceased at the scene.
Shortly after 7 p.m. yesterday, Forestville Barrack troopers responded to a crash on northbound Route 301 in the area of Leeland Road in Upper Marlboro. According to a preliminary investigation, the Suzuki was traveling north on Route 301, when investigators believe it struck the passenger side of a tractor-trailer. The tractor-trailer was attempting to make a U-turn from the southbound lanes into the northbound lanes on Route 301.
Personnel from the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration and Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department responded to the scene to assist. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Warmer weather marks the beginning of the riding season for motorcyclists. Maryland State Police are reminding motorists to share the road safely and never engage in impaired, aggressive or distracted driving.


I know we’ve all got big pride but you have GOT to move over. The space you provide could maybe save a life. When you rush up to cars slowing down nobody wins. Give yourself ample space and get home safe. I’ve had people punch my car, honk at me, yell at me, had a PG Rookie police, God bless them, try to intimidate me cause they human our first responders get road rage too. Be safe. Make it home, scientists have done road tests showing that if you speed your only making it to your destination with a difference of 56 seconds, have you got a minute? Drive Safe.
So true and very well said! If everyone did exactly what is written then we would all be a lot safer and happier. I know a lot of people can’t drive well, but this allows more room for their errors. Hopefully a lot of people read this and understand. By doing these things they can help to make the roads safer.
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