19-year-old motorcyclist critical after Paisley three-vehicle crash

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 10:56 · Archive

A 19-year-old motorcyclist is in critical condition after a crash involving a Kawasaki, Hyundai and BMW on Paisley's Barrhead Road.

A 19-year-old motorcyclist is in critical condition at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital following a three-vehicle crash in Paisley on Saturday afternoon. The collision involved a Kawasaki motorcycle, a Hyundai i10 and a BMW on Barrhead Road at around 5.05pm on 14 November. Emergency services attended the scene and the road was closed to allow enquiries to be carried out, reopening around 12.05am on 15 November.

Sergeant Patrick McWilliams of Police Scotland said: "Our enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances of this crash and I am appealing to anyone who witnessed it and who hasn't already spoken to officers to get in touch." He added: "I would also ask anyone who was in the area and who may have dash cam or private CCTV that could assist to contact us."

Police are asking the public to come forward with any information about the incident. Anyone with details should contact 101 quoting reference 2266 of 14 November, 2026.

How it is being reported

• Teen motorcycle rider in critical condition after three-vehicle collision in PaisleyEnquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances.Glasgow Live · 15 Nov, 10:47
• 19-year-old motorcyclist in critical condition after crashPaisley crash leaves 19-year-old motorcyclist in critical condition after Kawasaki collision with Hyundai and BMW on Barrhead Road; Police Scotland appealThe Herald · 15 Nov, 10:30
• Teenager critically injured in motorcycle crash involving two carsA 19-year-old motorcyclist is in critical condition after a crash involving a Kawasaki, Hyundai and BMW on Paisley’s Barrhead Road on November 14.Glasgow Times · 15 Nov, 10:29

In this story: Paisley · Barrhead Road · Queen Elizabeth University Hospital · Police Scotland

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