Motorcycle Rider Injured In Devonshire Collision

April 5, 2015

[Updated] At approximately 10:03am this morning [April 5] the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service responded to a report of a road traffic collision near the junction of Tee Street and South Road in Devonshire.

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Fire Service spokesperson Sergeant Russann Francis said, “We received a call at our 911 dispatch center stating there was a collision involving a female cycle rider and a car.”

“On BFRS arrival, the duty crew found the rider under the car and trapped between the handlebars of the cycle.The rider was treated on scene by emergency personnel prior to being transported to KEMH via ambulance.”

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Update 11.26am: A police spokesperson said, “At 10:04 am on Sunday, first responders attended a report of a road traffic collision that took place at the junction of South Road and Tee Street in Devonshire.

“It appears that a female on a motorcycle was traveling west on South Road and a car was exiting Kent Avenue, when they collided. The female rider was taken to KEMH where she is being treated for a serious leg injury and other unspecified injuries.

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“South Road from Point Finger Road and Brighton Hill Road have been closed whilst the scene is being processed by traffic collision Investigators and Forensic Support Unit. Police are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed this collision and are asked to contact Bermuda Police Service on295-0011.”

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  1. Varied says:

    Looks like a really hard collision. Hope the injured person recovers speedily.

  2. Raymond Ray says:

    As the saying goes, “two wrong don’t make a right”. It’s obvious the roads are wet and caution must be taken by all road users…
    I pray for the female who’d been riding the bike that she isn’t seriously injured and can be released from the hospital a.s.a.p.

    • jovette says:

      thank you for being concern.she had to go in surgery.she in out now and it went okay. thanks again. her mother

      • Nikki says:

        Hope your daughter makes a speeding recovery

      • Raymond Ray says:

        Glad to hear she is now out of hospital. May she have a speedy recovery. God blessings be with you all…

        • jovette says:

          thanks but she is not out of the hospital. she will be in there for a long time do to her injuries. again thank you

          • hmmm says:

            Wishing your daughter a full recovery from her injuries.

  3. Scoalsy says:

    I am not surprised the way bikers have been riding the weekend, ever since Thursday they have been passing overtaking on corners as well as straightaways even when the traffic stops to let out etc. they still overtake.
    It’s just dumb and stupid.

  4. bl says:

    people in that driveway love to pull out into traffic and not care all the time, the bike is in the right and obviously the car was too impatient to wait for the bike to drive past, couldn’t wait the extra three seconds, so damn impatient
    I am almost killed by this every day, impatient people in cars pulling out in front of you etc

    • human says:

      Don’t be ignorant….Its not just that driveway….its all driveways

  5. Jah Bingy says:

    Daz Lickins

  6. D says:

    looks like it was the cars fault I pray the rider is ok

  7. Billy Mays says:

    For what it’s worth, the driver of the car is at fault in this crash. The driver of the bike has right of way, without question. The car driver caused this. I hope the bike driver recovers fast and fully.

  8. boogiedownproductions says:

    looks are really deceiving until we know the facts we shouldn’t assume

  9. PSJ says:

    Hang in there cuzen! We r praying for your recovery!

  10. Heidi Skinner-Andrade says:

    Easy on the blaming folks. Everyone makes mistakes. Although it would “appear” that the car would be in the wrong as it is exiting Kent Ave….we do not know all the facts. I hope that the injured lady is going to be okay. Prayers for all involved.

    • Puhleez says:

      “dislike”?really? will pray for you too.

    • Billy Mays says:

      It is quite plain that the bike was on Middle Road; no traffic lights, no stop signs, no yields. The car was pulling out of a side road controlled (or should be if W & E couldn’t be asked to put up a stop sign), by a traffic device (stop sign). Blame is clearly on the driver of the car. Unless the vehicles were rearranged subsequent to the collision. Cut and dried. Those are all of the facts that are relevant.

      • hmmm says:

        It was on South Shore. you were very quick to ascertain fault , yet you could not ascertain location.

  11. Skink says:

    why dont these cars wait until the bikes go across…. i dont get it

    • Triangle Drifter says:

      Tell us where you learned to be a perfect driver who has never made a mistake, never misjudged, never completely missed seeing another vehicle on the road.

      • Onion Seed says:

        That intersection has clear visability to/from the east. From Tee Street have to really nose out & sometimes pray the car behind hasn’t crept up behind in case would like to reverse & wait for a gap.

        • Triangle Drifter says:

          As I have said numerous times before, Bermuda is covered with intersections with poor sightlines. Our poor driving habits make them worse.

          Sometimes, even when sightlines are good, drivers simply miss seeing something. Unfortunately these things happen. Nobody is perfect.

          Then there are those with very long records of offences & insurance claims.

  12. ??? says:

    Slow down people on bike.

    • keven says:

      Driver of cars, bike rider has paid to be on the rode too.

  13. jovette says:

    thank you all for being concern. she had to go in surgery. she is out now and in a lot of pain. the hold thing was recorded on cc camera and it was his fault.she was going work.

    • Creamy says:

      It sounds awful. Best wishes to you and your daughter. I hope she is feeling better quickly.