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Motorcyclist dies after bike leaves the road in Doncaster

Motorcyclist dies after bike leaves the road in Doncaster

BBC News01-05-2025
A man has died after the motorcycle he was riding left the road and crashed in Doncaster.South Yorkshire Police said the incident happened on Selby Road at about 20:58 BST on Tuesday.A 56-year-old man died at the scene of the crash and no other vehicles are believed to have been involved in the collision, a force spokesperson said.Officers have appealed for anyone with dashcam footage of the incident or information to contact them.
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