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Police appeal for witnesses after pair seriously hurt in bike crash on A2 near Bluewater at Bean

Witnesses are being sought after two people were badly hurt in a motorbike crash on the A2 near Bluewater.

A man riding a black Triumph Thunderbird 900 came off the bike along with his female pillion passenger yesterday.

The pair, from Medway, were flown to London hospitals with injuries described as serious as remain in a stable condition today.

Hundreds of motorists were trapped on the A2 after the bike crash. Picture: Julia Roberts
Hundreds of motorists were trapped on the A2 after the bike crash. Picture: Julia Roberts

Their bike crashed on the London-bound carriageway, near the slip road for Bean, at about 12.30pm.

The rider, a 63-year-old man, was flown to King's College Hospital, while his passenger, a 60-year-old woman, was taken to St George's Hospital.

The road was closed for more than three hours until about 4pm while officers from the serious collision investigation unit carried out an investigation.

Queues on the A2 after a man and a woman were seriously hurt in a crash. Picture: Julia Roberts
Queues on the A2 after a man and a woman were seriously hurt in a crash. Picture: Julia Roberts

Sgt Chris Wade, of Kent Police's serious collision investigation unit, said: "We are investigating a single vehicle collision involving a motorcycle.

"I would ask anyone who witnessed the incident, but were unable to stop at the scene to speak to police, to contact us. I would also encourage anyone who might have seen this vehicle prior to the collision to call police."

Witnesses or anyone with information is asked to phone Sgt Wade at Kent Police by phoning 01622 798538.

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