Motorcycle and SUV crash near NE 24th and Burnside leaves one person dead

Portland streets near NE 24th Ave and Burnside St were closed after a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and an SUV on July 14, 2026, according to KOIN.

The report did not identify the person who died or say whether anyone else was hurt. It also did not give the cause of the crash.

For families, a deadly motorcycle crash often brings immediate questions about police reports, witness statements, vehicle damage, and the condition of the roadway. Those records can matter later if investigators, insurers, or attorneys need to reconstruct what happened.

The scene closure suggests responders were still working in the area after the collision. KOIN did not say how long the streets stayed closed.

When a crash involves a motorcycle and an SUV, the size difference can affect both the severity of injuries and the evidence that needs to be preserved. Photos, debris location, helmet condition, and nearby video can become important quickly.

Anyone affected by a serious collision in Oregon may want to keep medical records, exchange information with investigators, and write down what they saw while the details are fresh. In a fatal crash, family members may also need copies of the death certificate and any police or medical examiner records that are later released.

For readers dealing with a death after a traffic crash, our Wrongful Death (opens in a new tab) page explains common questions about records, insurance, and next steps after a preventable loss.