A motorcyclist has been left with life-changing injuries following a serious crash involving a van on St Marys Way in Stockport. The air ambulance was called to the scene at around 2.30pm, and road closures were put in place while emergency services attended.
Emergency response and hospital treatment
A North West Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We've taken a patient to hospital for treatment for suspected serious injuries following an RTC involving a motorcyclist."
The spokesperson added: "We were called at 14.31 with an ambulance response vehicle, an advanced paramedic, a duty officer and a critical care team in a helicopter all attending."
Police update and traffic impact
In an update from Greater Manchester Police, officers confirmed that no arrests have been made and the motorcyclist has been left with life-changing injuries. A spokesperson said: "The motorcyclist has been taken to hospital with life-changing injuries. No arrests have been made."
Traffic delays were reported in the area as a result of the incident. Congestion continued to build, with a recovery vehicle attending the scene just before 5pm as the van was removed from the area and traffic continued to move as normal.
