Bibra Lake crash: Police launch investigation into horror collision that killed e-scooter rider

Police launched an investigation into a fear accident that demanded the life of a 35-year-old E-SCOOTER driver in Lake Bibra on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, at 10.40, where Walliabup Way and Bibra Drive intersected, a white IZUZU truck and e-SCOOTER rider collapsed.

The 35 -year -old male rider was taken to Fiona Stanley Hospital by St John Wa in a critical situation, but died of injuries.

The driver of the IUYUZ truck was not injured.

The tragedy followed the death of Tranh Phan, who was shot by an E-SCOOTER last month, and provided suspended contaminable vehicles on the CBD.

His death triggered a parliamentary investigation to investigate and overhaul the use of e-rings.

According to WA laws, e-SCOOTERS may be driven up to 10km/s in pathways and pedestrian crossings and bicycle paths, shared roads and local roads up to 25km/s.

Wa’s way Toll is currently sitting at 108 – the worst half of the year in ten years. Last year, 94 people on the roads and 78 people were killed in 2023.

Major Accident Inspectors will examine the scene on Lake Bibra, and any witness will be attractive to call the worship of crime in 1800 333 000 or to inform the information online at www.Crimestopperswa.com.au.

Line cam or mobile phone view of this accident Uploaded directly to researchers.