Man injured after bicycle, e-scooter crash on Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamilton
Police are looking for a male e-scooter rider who was involved in a collision with a bicycle on a busy Brisbane riverwalk but failed to remain at the scene.
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Police are hunting for an e-scooter rider who was involved in a crash in Brisbane’s north that caused severe injuries to a cyclist on Wednesday.
Emergency services rushed to Kingsford Smith Drive at Hamilton around 3.40pm after an e-scooter collided with a bike on Lores Bonney Riverwalk.
The bike rider, a 57-year-old Hendra man, was initially listed as critically injured, but his condition was later upgraded to stable at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.
Police said the e-scooter rider remained at the scene for a short time, but left before emergency services arrived.
They were appealing for the e-scooter rider or anyone who witnessed the incident to contact police to assist with inquiries.
The e-scooter rider was described as having a slim build, around 182cm tall, with an olive complexion, and was seen wearing a black long-sleeved shirt, pants and a full-face helmet with a rear-view mirror attached.
Investigations are ongoing.
Originally published as Man injured after bicycle, e-scooter crash on Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamilton
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