Three Bulloch County residents driving motorcycles were killed Friday in separate accidents, according to reports from the Georgia State Patrol.

The first accident occurred at 6:45 a.m. Friday, when the driver of a Ford F-250 truck ran through a stop sign at the intersection of Mud Road and Highway 80 East, the report stated. A motorcyclist entered the intersection and collided with the truck causing the driver of the motorcycle to be ejected. Identified by the Bulloch Coroner’s Office, 53-year-old Angela Snider of Statesboro was killed at the scene.

The State Patrol report listed that charges are pending for the driver of the truck.

A little less than two hours later, at 8:20 a.m., a Georgia State Patrol trooper reported a crash involving two cars and a motorcycle resulted in the death of the motorcyclist, identified as 64-year-old Jeffrey Kearse of Statesboro by the coroner’s office.

According to the report, a Hyundai Sonata was making a left turn off Highway 80 East onto Amanda Road, just east of the Statesboro city limits. A Ford Focus rear-ended the Sonata, pushing the car into the path of a motorcyclist heading west on Highway 80, who hit the Sonata and was ejected, according to the report.

Kearse was killed at the scene and the driver of the Ford was taken to East Georgia Regional Medical Center with undetermined injuries.

The third fatal crash occurred Friday evening at 7:15 p.m. at the intersection of the Bypass and Brampton Ave., according to a Georgia State Patrol report.

The report stated the driver of a Toyota RAV4 SUV turned off the Bypass onto Brampton Ave. into the path of 26-year-old Matthew Joseph, who was traveling west on the Bypass. Joseph struck the Toyota on the passenger side. Joseph was taken to East Georgia Regional, where he later died of his injuries, the report stated.