Man in serious condition after motorbike and car crash in Bundaberg
A man has been left in a serious condition after a motorbike and car crashed on Sunday morning in Bundaberg.
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A motorbike rider has been left in a serious condition after a collision with a car on Sunday morning.
Emergency crews arrived at Barolin St and Thabeban Rd in Bundaberg at 10.45am after a car and motorbike collided, a Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said.
The man, riding the motorbike, had serious lower limb injuries, she said.
He was transported to Bundaberg Hospital in a serious condition.
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Originally published as Man in serious condition after motorbike and car crash in Bundaberg
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