The latest victim of the Grande Raccordo Anulare in Rome is named Danilo Pastorelli. While riding his motorcycle, the 41-year-old Roman was involved in a car accident yesterday morning, losing his life. According to initial reconstructions, the motorcyclist was traveling on the Gra at the height of the Magliana and Pisana exits towards Fiumicino, when he was thrown from the car following a collision with a motorist, who made a reckless maneuver. The man leaves behind his wife and three-year-old twins.
Accident on the Gra of Rome, collision between a car and a motorcycle: a 41-year-old biker died
The victim
Danilo Pastorelli is the name of the motorcyclist who died in yesterday morning's accident on the Grande Raccordo Anulare in Rome. The man, a 41-year-old from Rome, was at the height of the Magliana and Pisana exits towards Fiumicino when he was thrown from his motorcycle, a Bmw Rt, due to a collision with a motorist. Despite the rescue efforts, due to the serious injuries and traumas suffered Danilo Pastorelli died practically on the spot. Head mechanic at the Carpoint company, the man had become a father of twins three years ago. Many messages of condolences have been published on social networks by friends and colleagues: "Unfortunately today many people drive like mad without any rules and respect for the highway code the checks are rare and logically anarchy prevails, goodbye Danilo", writes Stefano on Facebook.
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