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Gardaí in the Midlands appeal for witnesses to collision involving electric scooter and a pedestrian
An Garda Síochána Longford has put out an appeal for witnesses to a collision between an electric scooter and a pedestrian.
The collision between an electric scooter and a pedestrian is the subject of a Garda investigation. The incident happened at approximately 5:20pm on Monday, November 18, on the N4 Ballinalee Road by pass, Longford.
The pedestrian was seriously injured in the accident.
In a post on social media Longford Garda said: “If you witnessed the collision or know of any information that may assist the investigation please come forward.”
If you can assist in the investigation you can contact An Garda Síochána Longford on 043 3350570.
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