Two people are dead after separate crashes less than 30 minutes apart overnight in Bridgeport.

The first happened at 11:57 p.m. Thursday on Park Avenue near Suburban Avenue, when an SUV collided with a motorcycle, leaving the rider dead, according to police. They said the driver of the SUV remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators.

"I look outside. I see the ambulance and the fire department and people screaming,” recalled Ayman Halabi, who lives in the 2500 block of Park Avenue.

On Friday morning, evidence from the crash was still visible in front of Halabi's house.

Halabi told News 12 its becoming a familiar scene.

“Every week, every couple of weeks, there's an accident,” he said.

According to Halabi, drivers speed through the area. He also pointed to the roadway layout, noting that Park Avenue narrows from two lanes to one.

“It's dangerous,” Halabi said.

Police said their preliminary findings indicate the motorcycle was heading southbound on Park Avenue, and as it approached the intersection with Suburban Avenue, was hit by an SUV attempting to make a left turn onto Park. The impact caused the motorcyclist to be thrown from his bike. Police identified him as a 28-year-old Bridgeport man.

Twenty-five minutes after the motorcycle crash, emergency crews were called to another deadly crash in the city, this one on Fairfield Avenue near Railroad Avenue. Police said they received multiple calls reporting a car had lost control and hit a wall. The investigation showed the driver was traveling eastbound when he veered to the left, jumped the sidewalk and struck the area between a light pole and a concrete retaining wall, according to police. The impact trapped the driver, who had to be extricated by firefighters. Police said he was taken to the hospital but later died. They identified the driver as a 62-year-old Bridgeport man.

Police continue to investigate both fatal crashes. Anyone with information is asked to contact them.