Fairfield, CA — In the early hours of Thursday, October 29, 2026, 37-year-old husband and father Henry Moore lost his life in a single-vehicle motorcycle collision, according to KRON.
The California Highway Patrol’s Solano office first received reports of the fatal accident at 4:22 AM. By 4:27 AM, officers arrived at the crash site on the westbound Interstate 80 on-ramp from Manuel Campos Parkway in a residential area of northern Fairfield.
Emergency responders found Moore unconscious and breathing shallowly. Despite lifesaving efforts from the Fairfield Fire Department, he was declared deceased at 4:36 AM.
Preliminary investigations suggest Moore attempted to enter the on-ramp at an excessive speed and failed to navigate the turn. He was reportedly on his way to the Chevron Refinery, where he was employed.
Moore leaves behind a wife, Renee, and three children, two daughters and one son, ages 3 to 11. His family has set up a GoFundMe to raise funds to lay him to rest and support his widow and children during this difficult time.
Single-Vehicle Accidents in California and Wrongful Death Claims
It cannot always be assumed that a motorcyclist bears total responsibility in a single-vehicle collision. Even if negligence on Moore’s part may have contributed to the accident, if the negligence of other parties played a role, it may be possible for his family to seek partial compensation through a wrongful death claim. A wrongful death claim can provide compensation for damages such as funeral expenses and the loss of support and companionship from the deceased.
California Wrongful Death Lawyer
If you or someone you love has been affected by an accident like the one described here on the westbound Interstate 80 on-ramp from Manuel Campos Parkway, a California wrongful death lawyer would be happy to answer any questions and offer a no-cost, no-obligation case evaluation.
