Motorbike crashes into car on Scots road as rider & passenger seriously injured
HORROR SMASH Motorbike crashes into car on Scots road as rider & passenger seriously injured
A MOTORBIKE collided with a car in a horror crash that left a rider and passenger seriously injured.
The smash happened on the busy A736 road at the junction with Sharon Street, in Torranyard, yesterday morning.
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The crash happeed on the A736 road in Ayrshire
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Emergency services raced to the scene in Ayrshire at around 9.30am.
The alarm was raised after police received reports of a two-vehicle crash.
It involved a blue Yamaha motorcycle and a blue Vauxhall Grandland car.
When they arrived at the scene, both the riders and the passenger of the motorbike were found injured.
A 46-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman were rushed to hospital in an ambulance.
Medical staff have described their condition as serious.
A passenger in the motor, a 34-year-old woman, was also taken to hospital as a precaution.
Cops locked down the road for around seven hours to allow collision investigators to conduct inquiries at the scene.
And the force has now launched an investigation into the fatal crash and has said that inquiries are ongoing.
Police are appealing for anyone with information about the smash to come forward.
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Any motorists who were in the area and have dashcam footage have also been urged to speak with officers.
Sergeant Adnan Alam said: 'Enquiries are ongoing and we are appealing to anyone who witnessed the crash to contact us.
'We also ask anyone driving in the area at the time with dash-cam footage to come forward.'
Anyone with information can contact Police Scotland on 101 quoting incident 0999 of Saturday, 2 August, 2025.
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