AN inquest has been opened into the death of a motorcyclist who died when his bike collided with a car in Whalley on Saturday.
Scott Campbell, 35, of Stourton Street, Rish-ton, sustained multiple injuries when his Yamaha collided with a Peugeot 306 on the A680 Accrington Road, Whalley.
Mr Campbell was heading towards Great Harwood, having travelled down the A59 and turned right at the roundabout with the A671.
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His vehicle collided with the car being driven by a 43-year-old man from Hyndburn, by the entr-ance to Read Garden Centre. Mr Campbell was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.
Assistant deputy cor-oner Derek Baker adjourned the inquest until September 3.
Police are appealing for anyone with information on the accident to contact them on 0845 1 25 35 45.
My husband died 10 years ago in a similar motorbike accident. At the inquest it was determined that it was simply that - an accident.
The coroner issued a warning to 'Born Again Bikers' - men of a certain age who have perhaps got money to spash out on their dream bike.
As far as justice goes, the driver of the car my husband ran into has had to live with the consequences since - and my children have had to grow up without their father.
I don't know about justice, but I do know about living with the nightmare.
My husband died 10 years ago in a similar motorbike accident. At the inquest it was determined that it was simply that - an accident.
The coroner issued a warning to 'Born Again Bikers' - men of a certain age who have perhaps got money to spash out on their dream bike.
As far as justice goes, the driver of the car my husband ran into has had to live with the consequences since - and my children have had to grow up without their father.
I don't know about justice, but I do know about living with the nightmare.
[quote][bold]amy[/bold] wrote:
WE WILL NOT STOP UNTILL WE DO GET JUSTICE BECAUSE THE FACT OF THE MAN LIVING WITH WHAT HE HAS DONE ISNT ENOUGTH .[/quote] do we know yet if the driver was at fault i'vent since anything in the paper to say he was seen a picture of the car and it does look like it was he's fault but was the bike speeding? this is what you have to least think about. my heart goes out to u amy and you'r family but it also goes out to the driver and his family
amy wrote:
WE WILL NOT STOP UNTILL WE DO GET JUSTICE BECAUSE THE FACT OF THE MAN LIVING WITH WHAT HE HAS DONE ISNT ENOUGTH .
do we know yet if the driver was at fault i'vent since anything in the paper to say he was seen a picture of the car and it does look like it was he's fault but was the bike speeding? this is what you have to least think about. my heart goes out to u amy and you'r family but it also goes out to the driver and his family
[quote][bold]sam[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]amy[/bold] wrote: WE WILL NOT STOP UNTILL WE DO GET JUSTICE BECAUSE THE FACT OF THE MAN LIVING WITH WHAT HE HAS DONE ISNT ENOUGTH .[/quote] do we know yet if the driver was at fault i\'vent since anything in the paper to say he was seen a picture of the car and it does look like it was he\'s fault but was the bike speeding? this is what you have to least think about. my heart goes out to u amy and you\'r family but it also goes out to the driver and his family[/quote] yes but that man hasnt got to live without a dad . we dont know the proper inside to the incident yet but from what we do he was on the wrong side of the road the man of the car . i do hope we get justis in some way and the worse thing is my dad aint here to say whats happened.
sam wrote:
amy wrote: WE WILL NOT STOP UNTILL WE DO GET JUSTICE BECAUSE THE FACT OF THE MAN LIVING WITH WHAT HE HAS DONE ISNT ENOUGTH .
do we know yet if the driver was at fault i\'vent since anything in the paper to say he was seen a picture of the car and it does look like it was he\'s fault but was the bike speeding? this is what you have to least think about. my heart goes out to u amy and you\'r family but it also goes out to the driver and his family
yes but that man hasnt got to live without a dad . we dont know the proper inside to the incident yet but from what we do he was on the wrong side of the road the man of the car . i do hope we get justis in some way and the worse thing is my dad aint here to say whats happened.
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