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06 Sept 2025
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Jason Momoa was reportedly involved in a traffic collision over the weekend after a car he was driving collided with a motorcycle.
The actor, 42, was unhurt in the accident but the rider of the motorcycle was taken to hospital with “minor, non-life-threatening” injuries, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP).
The report, obtained by local news outlet KTLA, said the collision occurred on Old Topanga Road, in Topanga, near Los Angeles just after 11am on Sunday morning.
The other driver, 21-year-old Vitaliy Avagimyan, was riding a 2012 Honda and drove “directly into the path of Jason Momoa’s vehicle” – a 1970 Oldsmobile -, according to CHP.
Following the incident Momoa flagged down a passing driver to call 911 and helped Avagimyan until an ambulance arrived.
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