Motorcyclist dead, pedestrian seriously hurt after pair of crashes in North Vancouver
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A motorcyclist has died and a pedestrian was taken to hospital in serious condition after two separate crashes in North Vancouver late Saturday night.
A motorcyclist has died and a pedestrian was seriously injured after two separate crashes in North Vancouver late Saturday night.
Local Mounties were first called to Low Level Road around 10 p.m. for a single-vehicle collision involving a motorcycle, Const. Mansoor Sahak told CTV News Sunday.
The male driver died at the scene.
“The investigation is ongoing, and speed appears to be a factor,” the North Vancouver RCMP wrote in a social media post. “Our sincere condolences to the man’s family during this difficult time.”
The road was closed for several hours while the Integrated Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Service (ICARS) investigated.
Then around 11:45 p.m., police were called to a crash involving a pedestrian on Highway 1 near the Mount Seymour Parkway exit.
The woman was attempting to cross the road when a driver travelling west struck her, Sahak said. She was taken to hospital in "serious" condition.
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