Roger Scott Death: 22-Year-Old Motorcyclist Tragically Killed in Northridge Motorcycle Accident Identified
LOS ANGELES, CA — The Los Angeles community is mourning the untimely and tragic death of Roger Scott, a 22-year-old motorcyclist who lost his life in a devastating traffic collision on Wednesday evening, April 9, 2025, in the Northridge neighborhood of Los Angeles. His passing was confirmed by the Los Angeles County Office of Medical Examiner on Thursday.
The fatal accident occurred at approximately 6:30 PM near the 9900 block of Tampa Avenue, close to Lassen Street, where emergency services were called to respond to a severe collision involving a motorcycle and multiple vehicles. According to Margaret Stewart of the Los Angeles Fire Department, three additional individuals sustained serious injuries and were transported to a nearby hospital for emergency care.
Despite immediate life-saving efforts by paramedics at the scene, Roger Scott was tragically pronounced dead on arrival, marking yet another heartbreaking loss on California’s roads. The cause of the collision remains under active investigation by authorities, and no further details have been released regarding the circumstances that led to the crash.
Roger Scott was more than just a statistic—he was a young man full of promise, potential, and passion. Known among friends and loved ones as an adventurous soul with a deep love for motorcycles and the freedom they offered, Roger embraced life with a vibrant spirit and fearless attitude. His energy, kindness, and unique outlook on the world left an indelible mark on everyone who knew him.
His sudden passing has left his family, friends, and the broader Los Angeles community in a state of shock and sorrow. Social media has since filled with tributes, photos, and memories shared by those who knew Roger, each message painting a picture of a life lived boldly and a heart that beat with generosity and purpose.
Motorcycle safety advocates are once again emphasizing the importance of vigilance and protective awareness for both riders and drivers on the road. In light of rising motorcycle-related fatalities across California, this tragedy underscores the ongoing need for public education, stricter enforcement of traffic laws, and mutual respect among all road users.
As the investigation continues, the family of Roger Scott has asked for privacy as they grieve this unimaginable loss. They have also announced that details regarding memorial services will be shared in the coming days. In honor of Roger’s memory and lifelong love of motorcycling, supporters are encouraged to contribute to motorcycle safety initiatives and local trauma response charities.
Roger Scott’s death is a sobering reminder of how fleeting life can be, and how critical it is to cherish the moments we have with those we love. His light was extinguished far too soon, but the impact he made on those who knew him will never fade.
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