Motorcyclist’s lucky escape after head-on collision on Point Cook Rd

Terrifying footage from a motorcyclist's helmet-mounted camera shows the moment a car ploughed into her in a head-on crash in Point Cook. Miraculously, no one was seriously injured. WATCH NOW.

Tahlia Hotchin was lucky to survive a terrifying head-on crash on Point Cook Rd.

Terrifying footage taken by a motorcyclist's helmet-mounted camera shows the moment a car ploughed into her in a head-on crash on Point Cook Rd on the weekend.

Tahlia Hotchin was lucky to walk away with only minor bruising when a car crashed into her while trying to overtake another vehicle on Saturday night.

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Ms Hotchin, 29, told the Leader she didn’t remember much about the incident which left her shaken and bruised.

“It happened so fast, I saw him coming towards me and there was nowhere to go so I just hit the brakes and hoped for the best,” she said.

“I don’t really remember the moment of impact but I remember flying through the air and landing on my back.”

The frightening moment before the impact.

The Hyundai Cerato didn't come off too well after the head-on collision on Point Cook Rd.

Point Cook motorcyclist Tahlia Hotchin is lucky to have suffered only minor bruising after a car hit her head on.

Ms Hotchin said her motorcycle was destroyed in the smash and the car, a Hyundai Cerato, was likely also a write-off.

“There were tyre prints on his bonnet from my bike,” she said.

“The driver seemed pretty shocked, l too, and he kept apologising so I gave him a hug when I left.”

Ms Hotchin, who has been riding motorcycles for about seven years, said she was looking forward to getting back on a bike when her bruising healed.

Victoria Police has been contacted for comment.

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