Fatal Aberdeenshire road crash
Teenager dies in single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Aberdeenshire coastal road
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The B9031 Macduff to Fraserburgh road is described by media as a popular Scottish tourist route with nearby scenic, historic sites and areas of prehistoric interest.
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Several outlets confirm there were no other injuries and no other vehicles involved in the crash.
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There were variations in how the rider was described in reports; some outlets refer to him as a boy (17), while others call him a 17-year-old male rider.
A 17-year-old motorcyclist died in a single-vehicle crash on the B9031 road near Pennan in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, around 5:30pm on Monday The Scotsman. The rider of a black Honda CB500 was pronounced dead at the scene, and police closed the road for six hours while investigators examined the area Metro.
Crash Details and Scene Investigation
The collision occurred on the B9031 Macduff to Fraserburgh road, a popular Scottish tourist route known for scenic and historic sites Streamlinefeed. No other vehicles were involved in the crash, and no other people were injured Yahoo News. Police investigators examined the scene for approximately six hours before reopening the road to traffic.
Police Call for Witness Information
Police urged anyone who witnessed the crash or has dash-camera footage to contact them Metro. The reference number for the incident is 2462 of 24 August. Officers from the North East Road Policing Unit are continuing their investigation to establish the full circumstances of the collision.
Location and Road History
The B9031 is a rural coastal highway in northeast Scotland that connects Macduff and Fraserburgh AOL. The road passes near Pennan, an area with multiple prehistoric and historic sites that attract visitors. The crash happened on this scenic route that is popular with both tourists and local residents.
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