The ‘severely injured’ cyclist in the Shrewsbury accident while the police feel the witnesses

The West Mercia police have urged the members of the public to appear after a male cyclist was seriously injured in the accident yesterday, February 28

A cyclist was “seriously injured” after an accident in Shrewsbury yesterday, Friday, February 28.

The West Mercia police are investigating after the accident, which took place between a truck and cyclist in Hanwood Road in Shrewsbury.

The officers said that a male cyclist in his 50 years suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital.

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Police said he remained critical on Saturday, March 1.

West Mercia police said on Saturday that there were no arrests after the accident, which occurred in Hanwood Road, near the A5 around 4:30 pm on Friday.

Hanwood Road is a key route that leaves Shrewsbury.

The force confirmed that the accident involved a white Nissan truck and the cyclist.

A West Mercia police spokesman said: “We are appealing to witnesses after a collision between a truck and a cyclist in Shrewsbury yesterday (Friday, February 28) in the afternoon.

“The incident occurred around 4.30 pm that involved a Nissan Blanca panel truck and a man on a bicycle traveling in the same direction in Hanwood Road, towards the A5.

“The cyclist, a man in his 50s, suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital where his condition is critical but stable. No arrests were made.

“We would like to know from anyone who has captured the collision on their board or witness to contact PC Ashley Ford at [email protected] with any information, citing the number of incidents 368i of February 28”.