Emergency personnel tend to an injured person after a crash on Oak Bay Avenue near Elgin Road. (Travis Paterson/News Staff)

Emergency personnel tend to an injured person after a crash on Oak Bay Avenue near Elgin Road. (Travis Paterson/News Staff)

Motorcyclist taken to hospital with undetermined injuries after crash in Oak Bay

Two-vehicle collision occurred Tuesday morning shortly before 11 a.m.

A motorcycle was one of two vehicles involved in a crash Tuesday shortly before 11 a.m. in Oak Bay.

A bike and car collided on Oak Bay Avenue at the Elgin Road intersection, with significant impact visible to the passenger door of the vehicle, a late model sedan.

The motorcycle driver was taken to hospital with unknown injuries.


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Motorcyclist taken to hospital with undetermined injuries after crash in Oak Bay

Motorcyclist taken to hospital with undetermined injuries after crash in Oak Bay

Motorcyclist taken to hospital with undetermined injuries after crash in Oak Bay

Motorcyclist taken to hospital with undetermined injuries after crash in Oak Bay

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