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Scooter rider injured in accident on De Castro Street

The scene of the accident on De Castro Street, Road Town on March 23, 2018. Photo: Team of Reporters
Some 50 riders participated in the event on March 24, 2018 dubbed ‘A Ride for Life’ which sought to educate riders on safety and following the law. Photo: VINO
Some 50 riders participated in the event on March 24, 2018 dubbed ‘A Ride for Life’ which sought to educate riders on safety and following the law. Photo: VINO
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- On the eve of the event ‘A Ride for Life, which addressed topics of safety while riding motor scooters and bicycles, a scooter rider was injured in an accident on Friday March 23, 2018.

The incident occurred on De Castro Street in Road Town, in the vicinity of the BVI Tourist Board.

It is unclear what were the circumstances that caused the collision between the motor scooter and a car.

Both police and ambulance responded to the accident.

It was yesterday, March 24, 2018 that Mentoring Anointed Leaders Everywhere (M.A.L.E), in collaboration with the newly formed local scooter and motorcycle riding group, ‘284 Reverz’, hosted an event dubbed ‘A Ride for Life’ which sought to educate riders on safety and following the law.

More than 50 riders participated.

13 Responses to “Scooter rider injured in accident on De Castro Street”

  • My girl (25/03/2018, 13:14) Like (4) Dislike (24) Reply

    heard he broke his leg and a wh*** doctor refused to address his issues right away

  • Gumption. Official (25/03/2018, 13:27) Like (5) Dislike (0) Reply
    The ride for your life movement is a challenge one and that makes it so important for all of us to keep spreading the word. I hope everyone involved in the accident is ok.
  • Peaches (25/03/2018, 14:23) Like (8) Dislike (14) Reply
    Can't we see what is going on? The devil is after the young men through every avenue that he can. A prayer group should be formed for the young men of this territory.
    • To Peaches (25/03/2018, 15:08) Like (3) Dislike (7) Reply
      Sorry to say my dear, but they rather form riding groups rather than prayer groups. But let them keep being reckless with their lives....
      • Gumption. Official (26/03/2018, 07:33) Like (6) Dislike (0) Reply
        That’s our issue as humans. We want people to sponsor, endorses do things that interest you but you refuse to get those things going yourself. You just made an excuse why you shouldn’t or can’t form a prayer group. The same people can’t do everything. If we all pitched in it will all add up. So while they’re figuring out safety etc why won’t you work on the prayer group and see what happened? #Typicalmindset
    • See (25/03/2018, 15:43) Like (13) Dislike (0) Reply
      How about discipline and law enforcement
    • Mary Poppins (25/03/2018, 16:54) Like (1) Dislike (11) Reply
      I heard that his t-shirt had a picture of the demonic cat on it!
  • voter (25/03/2018, 15:30) Like (0) Dislike (3) Reply
    No band on scooters
  • NezRez (25/03/2018, 18:08) Like (5) Dislike (1) Reply
    They are making an effort, those 50 who participated. Let’s hope it will make a big difference. To the young man who was injured, I hope you have a speedy recovery. To the driver of the car, I hope you were not injured. The best for everything to turn out right.


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