BMW driver pleads guilty to serious injuries of cyclist
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 16:21 · Archive
A BMW driver has pleaded guilty to causing a cyclist serious injuries by dangerous driving in Oxfordshire.
Mahmoud Matar, 25, of High Street, Banbury, pleaded guilty at Oxford Crown Court on 5 November to causing serious injuries by dangerous driving. The incident occurred on 23 October on the A422 Hennef Way in Banbury. Multiple ambulances and the emergency air unit were called to the scene, and the road was closed in both directions between the A4260 at Cherwell Street and the roundabout junction of Ruscote Avenue and Southam Road.
The cyclist, Bradley Springate, a man in his 30s, was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Matar was driving a BMW 4 Series at the time of the collision.
Judge Ian Pringle KC adjourned the case to allow for a pre-sentence report to be prepared. Matar will return to court for sentencing on 3 December. He has been released on unconditional bail and given an interim driving ban.
How it is being reported
- BMW driver pleads guilty to causing cyclist serious injuries on busy roadA BMW driver has pleaded guilty to causing a cyclist serious injuries by dangerous driving on an Oxfordshire road.Oxford Mail · 5 Nov, 16:00
- BMW driver pleads guilty to causing cyclist serious injuries on busy roadA BMW driver has pleaded guilty to causing a cyclist serious injuries by dangerous driving on an Oxfordshire road.Oxfordshire Guardian · 5 Nov, 16:00
In this story: Mahmoud Matar · Bradley Springate · Banbury · Oxford Crown Court · Judge Ian Pringle KC
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