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Henderson, NV – Motorcyclist Killed After Hitting Median and Being Struck by Passing Driver on Stephanie Street


Motorcyclist Killed After Hitting Median and Being Struck by Passing Driver on Stephanie Street

Henderson, NV (November 4, 2026) – The Henderson Police Department (HPD) is investigating a deadly crash involving a motorcycle near Stephanie Street and Warm Springs Road.

According to HPD, officers responded just after 9 p.m. on November 4 following reports of a motorcycle crash. Investigators said a motorcyclist heading north on Stephanie Street hit the center median and was ejected.

Moments later, a passing driver struck the rider. The driver later contacted police after believing they had hit an unknown object. The motorcyclist was pronounced dead on scene.

Northbound and southbound lanes were closed on Stephanie Street between Warm Springs Road and Kelso Dunes Avenue. All roads have since reopened, just after 3 a.m. An investigation into the crash is ongoing.

This is a developing story. Details may change as the investigation continues.

Motorcycle Crash in Clark County: What the Numbers Show and What to Do

The Nevada Office of Traffic Safety recorded 83 motorcyclist deaths statewide in 2025, according to its preliminary year-end figures. From January through June 2026, Clark County recorded 32 motorcyclist deaths, against 35 in the same months of 2025.

  • Contact the HPD investigating unit for the case number, and ask which records become available as the investigation closes.
  • Keep the helmet, jacket, and motorcycle unrepaired and out of salvage, because scuff marks, impact points, and the bike’s condition show how the rider traveled.
  • Identify cameras at nearby businesses, homes, and intersections, and ask each owner to save footage, because many systems overwrite within days.
  • Collect every insurance policy tied to the rider, including motorcycle, auto, and umbrella coverage, along with pay stubs and funeral invoices.
  • Hold off on social media posts about the crash, because insurers and defense lawyers read them.

Speak With a Henderson Motorcycle Accident Lawyer at Ace Law Group

Ace Law Group serves Henderson, Las Vegas, and every county in Nevada from its Las Vegas office, with attorneys who work in Clark County courts and speak English, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean. Our Henderson motorcycle accident lawyer team handles crashes where a rider is ejected, struck by a second vehicle, or blamed by an insurer for a collision they did not cause.

Hon. Christopher K. Lee (Ret.), who spent 12 years on the Nevada bench, sits on our team. Ace Law Group also secured a $7.1 million award for a client with a traumatic brain injury in a vehicle versus pedestrian case, proof of how hard we press a claim when a vehicle strikes a person.

Henderson families and riders weighing a motorcycle claim want to know who they would be hiring, so here is what Ace Law Group puts on the table:

  • $44M+ recovered for injured clients in 2025 alone
  • $175M+ recovered overall
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Families in Henderson can call 702-508-7675, stop by our Las Vegas office at 6480 W Spring Mountain Rd, Suite 1, Las Vegas, NV 89146, or send the details through our contact form. A member of our team will explain your options and your deadlines in a free consultation.

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