Cyclist rushed to hospital after collision with car on Stirling city street

A cyclist was rushed to the hospital after a collision with a car on a city street in Stirling. The incident took place on Spittal Hill, near Airthrey Road, during rush hour on Monday evening. The Scottish Ambulance Service and police attended the scene following the incident that occurred at approximately 5.45pm on November 11. A spokesperson for the Scottish Ambulance Service confirmed that they received a call regarding a road traffic collision at the location. An ambulance was dispatched, and the cyclist was transported to Forth Valley Royal Hospital for treatment.

The collision occurred in close proximity to ongoing roadworks on Causewayhead Road and at Causewayhead Roundabout, resulting in traffic congestion in the area. The incident disrupted the flow of traffic, causing gridlock due to the roadworks. The authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision between the cyclist and the car on the busy city street.

The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of road safety and being vigilant while commuting, especially during peak traffic hours. It highlights the risks faced by cyclists and the need for both cyclists and motorists to exercise caution and adhere to road regulations to prevent such unfortunate incidents.

In conclusion, road safety remains a critical concern, and all road users must prioritise safety and follow traffic rules to prevent accidents and ensure everyone’s well-being on the roads. It is essential for both cyclists and drivers to stay alert, respect each other’s presence on the roads, and take necessary precautions to avoid collisions and injuries.