Updated: A127 in Southend closed following crash

7:15pm Friday 14th September 2012 in News

A BUSY road in Southend was closed for almost two hours following an accident between a van and a motorcycle on Friday night.

Prince Avenue in Westcliff was sealed off by police between Priory Crescent and Rochester Drive following the crash shortly before 7pm.

The motorcyclist, a man believed to be in his 20s, had leg and arm injuries. 

The road re-opened shortly before 9pm.

Comments(6)

Trainman says...
12:43am Sat 15 Sep 12

Accidents happen, while crashes are caused, so I hope the Police take the correct action and prosecute the one to blame for it.

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firedog says...
4:58pm Sat 15 Sep 12

Hope the injured man recovers,before too long.

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aduksquack says...
11:59pm Sun 16 Sep 12

Blo0dy cyclists.

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r6keith says...
2:06pm Mon 17 Sep 12

aduksquack wrote:
Blo0dy cyclists.
Do you know something we do not ? Did a cyclist cause the accident the ride of leaving a motorcyclist injured in the road ? Or are you one of these numpties that just jump to the conclusion it must have been his fault because he was on two wheels ? Please enlighten us further !

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Shoot Ferals says...
2:16am Wed 19 Sep 12

Ho Ho Ho, seems white van man strucks again, mr R6 me thinks you ride Bikes, Mr aduk me thinks is still in training wheels. Still It does say a van and Moterbike. As a Guess here's what happened, white van man rushing to make it back to the depot for a last pick up, Bike lane splitting, white van man reaches for 50 ciggie of the day to go with his newspaper and can of coke thats hes reading while he drinks, smokes and drives. He doesn't see Bike who shouldn't be lane splitting and bingo we have a crash. Not new or news but its worth grumbling about. For the record yes I rides bikes and I drive car and 4WD and fly a glider and parachute. but then you don't offen see the headline glider rams van on 127 now do you?

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Russ13 says...
11:31am Wed 19 Sep 12

Does the Echo have access to secret information before the Police do?

"Accident" implies no one was to blame so how can this be reported as an accident before all the facts are known?

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