A motorcycle rider sustained serious injuries after losing control and falling from the BC Road flyover onto the service road below on Monday, 9 November, Daijiworld reported on 10 November 2026.
Two motorcycles were travelling on the flyover at the time. It is not yet clear whether the accident was a collision between the two or the rider independently lost control, according to the report.
The rider and the motorcycle fell onto the service road below. No vehicles were passing below at the time, which may have prevented further injuries.
Helmet worn, but serious injuries
The rider was wearing a helmet but was seriously injured, Daijiworld reported. The fall from the flyover height was enough to cause serious harm despite the helmet.
The rider was taken for treatment. The report does not name the rider or give the hospital details.
The incident has drawn attention to safety on the BC Road flyover, a busy stretch where vehicles move at speed and a loss of control can have serious consequences.
A similar incident in 2016
A similar incident in 2016 saw a motorcycle ram the flyover parapet wall at night and plunge below, killing the rider, according to the report.
That earlier incident is a reminder of the danger of the spot. The flyover carries fast-moving traffic, and the drop to the service road below leaves little room for error.
Police are expected to look into the circumstances of Monday's accident, including whether the two motorcycles came into contact with each other or whether the rider lost control on his own.
For now, the key facts are clear: a rider fell from the BC Road flyover onto the service road, was wearing a helmet, and was seriously injured. The exact cause remains under investigation.
