Rider taken to hospital; traffic diversions were in place for 3 hours
There has been a serious single-vehicle road traffic collision involving a motorcycle in Warwick, according to police.
It happened this afternoon just east of Khyber Pass, Warwick.
The Bermuda Police Service stated on social media:
“Details are limited at this time.
“However, it is understood, the male motorcycle rider was in and out of consciousness. He has been transported by ambulance to the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for treatment of his injuries, the extent of which is currently unknown.”
Just after 4 pm, police said the collision scene was closed off to vehicular traffic while it is forensically processed.
Westbound traffic is being diverted along Longford Road, while eastbound vehicles are redirected via Khyber Pass.
Update (9:25 pm): Police witness appeal –
“Around 3:15 p.m. on Sunday, September 7, 2025, Police and Emergency Medical Services personnel, attended a reported single vehicle road traffic collision involving a motorcycle, on Middle Road, Warwick, near the junction with Tribe Road Number 6.
“It was reported that the motorcycle rider, a 52-year-old male, was in and out of consciousness having sustained possible head as well as facial injuries.
“He was attended to at the scene and transported by ambulance to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. At last check he continued to receive treatment for his injuries which are considered serious, but non-life-threatening.
“Traffic diversions were put in place for approximately three hours, while the collision scene was processed by forensic staff and collision investigators.
“We wish to thank the public for their patience and cooperation during this exercise.
“An investigation into this collision has now begun and anyone with information is asked to contact Police Constable,Naveen Kumar, via e-mail at, nkumar@bps.bm or, call the main police number, 295-0011.”
