Serious Motorcycle Crash in Attleboro

ATTLEBORO (WBSM) — An 18-year-old man was hospitalized following a serious crash in Attleboro this morning involving a motor vehicle and a motorcycle.

Emergency Crews Respond to Pleasant Street Crash

According to Attleboro Fire Chief Scott Lachance, crews responded at 6:51 a.m. to the area of 165 Pleasant Street for a reported motorcycle crash.

Teen Motorcyclist Suffers Serious Injuries

They arrived to find a motorcycle in the roadway with significant damage. There was also an SUV on the scene with moderate damage.

Members of the fire department began advanced life support care for the 18-year-old motorcycle operator, who Lachance said sustained significant injuries. He was taken to Rhode Island Hospital for further treatment.

His name was not released.

Police Continue Crash Investigation

The crash remains under investigation by Attleboro Police.

Motorcycle Helmet Laws by State / Fatal Crash Rate

Throughout the country, motorcycle helmet laws vary depending on which of the 50 states you’re riding through. The legal team at Anidjar & Levine recently compiled data from the National Highway Safety Transportation Association (NHSTA) comparing the number of fatal crashes in each state that involved the rider wearing a helmet and those without. Here’s an alphabetical look at Motorcycle Helmet Laws by State / Fatal Crash Rate.

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America’s Worst States for Motorcycle Safety

Easton & Easton Law Offices ranked the most dangerous states for motorcyclists in 2025 using crash data from NHTSA and IIHS. Factors included fatal crash rates, deaths per 10,000 bikes, and impaired driving. Each factor was weighted, normalized, and totaled for a final score, with higher scores meaning greater danger for riders. For EastonLawOffices.com‘s full methodology and additional insights, see the link in America’s Worst State for Motorcycle Safety.

Gallery Credit: Scott Clow

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