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Old 03-02-2010, 09:23 AM   #1
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I saw this online in the Salt Lake paper. This is in Utah Motorcyclist's area.


Motorcyclist critically injured in Lindon crash

The Salt Lake Tribune
Updated: 03/02/2010 06:45:57 AM MST

A 30-year-old motorcyclist was in critical condition Tuesday after being struck by an SUV in Lindon overnight.

The accident occurred about midnight near 700 North and State Street in the Utah County town when the 19-year-old woman driving the SUV made a left turn into the man on the motorcycle, KUTV News reported.

Police say the woman told them she did not see the motorcycle.

The motorcyclist, who sustained head injuries, was flown by helicopter to Utah Valley Medical Center.

No citations were issued, but the accident remained under investigation, KUTV reported.

Further details of the accident, or the identities of the man and woman, were not immediately released.
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