Petworth, Haslingbourne Lane - Grove Lane, motorbike car crash, collision 2013

Petworth collision
3 July 2013

The Rother Valley
West Sussex, England
police
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Haslingbourne Lane - Grove Lane, collision, 3 July 2013

F&RS Call Ref: 4074
Time: Wednesday 3 July, 20:39-21:42
Location: HASLINGBOURNE LANE & GROVE LANE Junction, PETWORTH
Incident: RTC
collision involving car and motorbike - no persons trapped - 1 male adult taken to hospital by ambulance - WrL Petworth

Emergency services were called to Haslingbourne Lane, Petworth after reports of a collision between a motorcycle and car at the junction with Grove Lane.
A Suzuki motorbike riding with a group of motorcyclists had crashed head on with a Vauxhall Astra being driven by Mr. Harley Howick of Petworth. Although both vehicles were extensively damaged there were no serious injuries.
The rider suffered hand fractures. The driver was taken to hospital with suspected neck injuries.
Bike and car crash Haslingbourne Lane - Grove Lane, collision 2013

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Bike and car crash Haslingbourne Lane - Grove Lane, collision 2013

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