Young Qld father seriously injured after horror hit-and-run captured on dashcam

Shock dashcam footage has captured the moment a young father was left lying in the middle of a busy road after he was struck by a motorbike.

A young father is fighting for his life after he was struck by a motorbike on a busy Queensland road in a hit-and-run incident captured in horror dashcam footage.

Connor, 25, was ploughed down by the unregistered trail bike while crossing the intersection of Kingston Road and Battle Street in Loganlea, 30 kilometres from Brisbane, about 5.40pm on Tuesday.

Shock footage shows the trail bike rider picking up his bike after the collision and briefly looking back at Connor lying unconscious in the middle of the road before fleeing the scene.

The 25-year-old was struck by the unregistered bike while crossing Kingston Road, in Loganlea. Picture: 9News

Footage shows the rider briefly looking back at Connor before fleeing the scene. Picture: 9News

The father-of-one, who is engaged to be married, sustained serious injuries including collapsed lungs, a broken arm, broken ribs, a broken neck, facial fractures and a brain bleed.

Witnesses quickly rushed to Connor’s aid, with one telling 9News the trail bike rider “hobbled” over to his bike before quickly taking off down the road.

“(He) looked at the guy lying on the ground and was like ‘nope I’m not going there’ and took off,” witness Kristan Simpson told the outlet.

Connor sustained serious injures. Picture: 9News

The father of one is engaged to be married. Picture: 9News

Connor’s fiance, Anneliese Rodger, said she knew something was wrong when the 25-year-old didn’t answer his phone on Tuesday night. She later tracked his location to Princess Alexandra Hospital using a location sharing app.

“From then I pretty much knew, but I was still spam-calling his phone hoping that it wasn’t him, and eventually the hospital called me,” she said.

“It’s really hard to believe someone would get back up and leave.”

The couple share a four-year-old daughter.

Police have launched an investigation and are continuing to hunt for the motorbike rider.

Anyone with dashcam or CCTV footage, particularly the movements of the unregistered trail bike, prior to and after the crash, is urged to contact police.