A moped driver has been pronounced dead following a road traffic collision in Bromley on Thursday 16th May.
Police were called at approximately 07:55 BST on Thursday, 16 May, to reports of a grey ford transit in collision with a black moped in Homesdale Road, Bromley.
London’s Air Ambulance attended the scene alongside Police and Ambulance services.
The man was believed to be 28 years old, and was pronounced dead at the scene.
His next of kin have been informed.
The driver of the van stopped at the scene. He was not arrested and is assisting police with the investigation.
Police are appealing for any witnesses who may have seen the incident to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 020 8285 1574.
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StandfirstPolice were called at approximately 07:55hrs on Thursday, 16 May, to reports of a grey ford transit in collision with a black moped in Homesdale Road.
A moped driver has been pronounced dead following a road traffic collision in Bromley on Thursday 16th May.
Police were called at approximately 07:55 BST on Thursday, 16 May, to reports of a grey ford transit in collision with a black moped in Homesdale Road, Bromley.
London’s Air Ambulance attended the scene alongside Police and Ambulance services.
The man was believed to be 28 years old, and was pronounced dead at the scene.
His next of kin have been informed.
The driver of the van stopped at the scene. He was not arrested and is assisting police with the investigation.
Police are appealing for any witnesses who may have seen the incident to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 020 8285 1574.
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