Motorcycle crash on Abbs Cross Lane, Hornchurch, leaves man injured and road blocked

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Motorcycle crash on Abbs Cross Lane, Hornchurch, leaves man injured and road blocked

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A major collision occurred on Abbs Cross Lane, leaving the route completely impassable.

Emergency services have been contacted for comment.

Traffic continues to build up in the Hornchurch area as a result of the incident.

The crash has now been cleared from the scene.

A spokesperson for the London Ambulance Service has provided details about the response.

According to the service, they received notification at 12:47pm on 24 August regarding a road traffic collision at the intersection of Abbs Cross Gardens and Abbs Cross Lane in Hornchurch, RM12. An ambulance team and a paramedic operating from a rapid response vehicle were dispatched to the location. The initial paramedic reached the scene within seven minutes. Medical assistance was administered to a male patient at the location before he was transported to a nearby hospital with priority status.

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