Two 23-year-old men died following a collision between their rental scooter and a car on the afternoon of June 12, 2026, in Marina di Campo, Isola d’Elba. The accident occurred on Via dell’Acquedotto, a road adjacent to the Pila airport. According to initial reports, one victim died at the scene, while the second succumbed to his injuries shortly after despite medical intervention.
Details of the Incident and Rescue Efforts
The victims, reportedly from Seravezza and Pietrasanta, were thrown from the scooter upon impact with a Kia vehicle. While the exact cause of the crash remains under investigation, authorities confirmed that the two individuals inside the car—a family from Novara including parents, children, and a grandmother—sustained injuries that do not appear to be life-threatening.
Emergency responders arrived in force to the site near the airport. The deployment included the Pubblica Assistenza of Campo nell’Elba, the Santissimo Sacramento of Portoferraio, the local police, and the carabinieri of the Portoferraio station. Although the Pegaso 3 air ambulance was dispatched to the scene, it was not utilized. Davide Montauti, the mayor of Campo nell’Elba, was also present at the site of the tragedy.
What Happens Next
Law enforcement officials are expected to continue their investigation to clarify the dynamics of the collision. A possible next step involves analyzing the impact marks and witness statements to determine liability in the crash. The families of the deceased will likely be assisted by local authorities as the legal process regarding the fatal accident moves forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who were the victims of the crash?
The victims were two 23-year-old men, believed to be from Seravezza and Pietrasanta.
What is the condition of the people in the car?
The two people in the Kia, part of a family from Novara, sustained injuries, but their conditions do not currently cause significant concern.
Did the victims take safety precautions?
Yes, according to preliminary reconstructions, both men were wearing helmets at the time of the collision.
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