34-year-old man killed after motorcycle crash in Mount Cotton
A motorcyclist has died after a horrific accident southeast of Brisbane on Friday afternoon.
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A motorcyclist has died after hitting two vehicles in Mount Cotton on Friday.
A 34-year-old man was riding southbound along Mount Cotton Rd near the intersection of Double Jump Rd around 5.20pm when he hit a stationary vehicle and was thrown off his bike into an oncoming car.
A Queensland police spokesman said the rider suffered severe injuries upon impact but no one else was harmed.
“The rider, a 34-year-old Wellington Point man, sustained critical injuries and died at the scene,” A Spokesman said.
“The occupants of the other vehicles were not physically injured.”
Anyone with dashcam footage or information is urged to contact police.
Originally published as 34-year-old man killed after motorcycle crash in Mount Cotton
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