Who Was Maria José Bezerra Nunes, the 51-Year-Old Woman Killed in a Motorcycle Crash on the AL-115 in Lagoa da Canoa?
Quick answer: Maria José Bezerra Nunes, 51, died after losing control of the Honda Biz motorcycle she was riding and colliding with a roadside stake on the AL-115, at the entrance of Lagoa da Canoa, in the Agreste region of Alagoas, Brazil, at around 19h on Sunday, 11 October 2026.
Key facts
- What: Single-motorcycle crash (road accident)
- Where: AL-115, at the entrance of Lagoa da Canoa, Agreste de Alagoas, Brazil
- When: Around 19h on Sunday, 11 October 2026; reported 12 October 2026
- Toll: 1 person killed
- Source: GazetaWeb / BPRv (Batalhão de Polícia Rodoviária)
- Status: Recorded by the road police; no other vehicles involved
What happened
A 51-year-old woman died after she lost control of the motorcycle she was riding, left the road and collided with a stake beside the AL-115 highway, at the entrance of Lagoa da Canoa, in the Agreste region of Alagoas, Brazil. The crash was recorded at around 19h on Sunday by the Batalhão de Polícia Rodoviária (BPRv), the state's road-police battalion.
The victim was identified as Maria José Bezerra Nunes, a resident of the Primavera neighbourhood in Arapiraca. She was riding a white Honda Biz motorcycle when she lost control of the vehicle and struck the stake. She died at the scene, according to the BPRv.
The road police noted that, beyond this occurrence, it had recorded two other traffic crashes on the Agreste's highways in the preceding 24 hours. In Craíbas, at around 14h, a white Fiat Strada collided with a red Honda CG 125 motorcycle on the AL-220 near the rural settlement of Folha Miúda; both drivers were taken to the Unidade de Emergência do Agreste. In Taquarana, at around 18h, a crash on the AL-110 near the settlement of Cruzeiro Verde involving a black Chevrolet S10, a grey trailer and a black Honda CG 125 killed 21-year-old motorcyclist José Ricardo Dantas Vieira, a resident of Areia Vermelha in the rural zone of Limoeiro de Anadia. He died at the scene, according to the BPRv.
If you ride on highways like these
- Slow down on unfamiliar roads: single-vehicle loss-of-control crashes are among the most common fatal motorcycle incidents
- Stay focused at the wheel — a moment of distraction or a sharp manoeuvre at speed can send a motorcycle off the carriageway
- Wear an approved helmet on every trip; it is the single most effective protection in a crash
- Check tyres and brakes before long rides, especially in hot weather when grip changes
- Know the local emergency number before you travel — our emergency numbers directory covers every country
What happens next
The BPRv records road crashes so the circumstances — vehicle condition, speed, road markings and the state of the carriageway — can be reviewed. Single-vehicle motorcycle crashes like this one are typically examined to see whether road conditions or hazards beside the carriageway played a role. Families of victims are usually entitled to compensation under the country's motor insurance or accident-compensation rules. The original outlet linked below will carry any further developments.
Source: GazetaWeb — https://www.gazetaweb.com/noticias/arapiraca/mulher-de-51-anos-morre-em-acidente-de-moto-na-entrada-de-lagoa-da-canoa-941936
Frequently asked questions
Who died in the Lagoa da Canoa crash?
Maria José Bezerra Nunes, 51, a resident of the Primavera neighbourhood in Arapiraca, Alagoas. She was riding a white Honda Biz motorcycle and died at the scene.
Where and when did the crash happen?
On the AL-115, at the entrance of Lagoa da Canoa, in the Agreste region of Alagoas, Brazil, at around 19h on Sunday, 11 October 2026. She lost control, left the road and collided with a stake beside the highway.
Were other vehicles involved?
No — this was a single-motorcycle crash. The road police recorded two other crashes on Agreste highways in the same 24-hour period, including a fatal motorcycle crash in Taquarana that killed 21-year-old José Ricardo Dantas Vieira.
How did the authorities learn of the crash?
The occurrence was recorded by the Batalhão de Polícia Rodoviária (BPRv), Alagoas' road-police battalion, and reported by GazetaWeb on 12 October 2026.
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