Kentucky State Police are investigating a tragic single-vehicle motorcycle crash that claimed the life of 2003 Harley-Davidson rider Kyle Hall on Thursday afternoon, August 14, in the Teaberry community of Floyd County.
At approximately 3:18 p.m., authorities received reports of a motorcycle collision on Kentucky Route 979. Preliminary investigation revealed that Hall, operating the motorcycle, struck a concrete culvert, causing fatal injuries. Emergency responders arrived quickly, but Hall was pronounced deceased at the scene by the Floyd County Coroner’s Office.
A passenger riding with Hall sustained injuries but was transported to a nearby medical facility with non-life-threatening conditions. The passenger’s recovery is ongoing, and officials continue to monitor their status.
Trooper Keithan Hamilton is leading the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash. Assisting at the scene were personnel from KSP Post 9, the Mud Creek Volunteer Fire Department, and Lifeguard Ambulance Service. The cause of the crash remains under review, with police examining road conditions, vehicle factors, and other potential contributing elements.
This incident has deeply affected the Floyd County community, as residents and friends remember Hall as a valued member of the local motorcycle and community circles. Officials continue to urge anyone with information about the crash to come forward to assist with the ongoing investigation.
The Kentucky State Police have reminded motorists of the importance of road safety, especially for motorcyclists, who remain vulnerable to serious accidents even under favorable conditions. Kyle Hall’s family, friends, and the community are left to grieve the sudden loss of a young life cut tragically short.
