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A man has died after a fatal motorbike crash on a quiet residential street in west London, an overnight incident that neighbours say occurred in an area known for speeding.
London police, firefighters and paramedics responded to the crash on Aldersbrook Road, between Hawthorne Road and Ranchwood Crescent, at around 1:30 a. m. On Saturday, following reports that he collided with a tree. Aldersbrook runs from north to south, parallel to the roads. to Hyde Park and Wonderland.
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One man was pronounced dead at the scene. A 24-year-old woman, a passenger on the motorcycle, rushed to the London Health Sciences Centre with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Initial calls to emergency crews Saturday morning indicated that neither the man nor the woman were wearing helmets at the time of the crash.
London police have revealed the identity of the deceased.
A single synthetic pink flower placed at the base of the tree where the twist of fate took place on Sunday morning. Small pieces of vehicle debris covered the grass surrounding the site of the twist of fate.
A neighbor, who wished to remain anonymous, left late at night and returned home to see his street cordoned off by police. He accompanied him to his home near the crash site.
He said it gave the impression that the woman had been thrown some distance from the crash site.
London police provided some additional main points on Sunday, bringing up the “active and ongoing” investigation. Police provided an update on the condition of the woman injured in the crash.
The violent twist of fate is “traumatic” for neighbors, one resident said.
Aldersbrook Road is a long, directly residential street located in the White Hills neighborhood, with a speed limit of 40 km/h. Aggressive driving, rushing and street racing on the domain are common, the woman said.
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