Appeal after a 35-year-old motorcycle rider died at the scene of the collision this morning on the A27 near Lewes
Appeal After A 35-year-old Motorcycle Rider Died At The Scene Of The Collision This Morning On The A27 Near Lewes

Officers are appealing for witnesses after a fatal collision on the A27 at Lewes.

Emergency services were called at 7.38am on Tuesday, September 20, to a collision involving a lorry and a motorcycle.

It happened on the eastbound carriageway between the Beddingham and Southerham roundabouts.

Sadly, the 35-year-old motorcycle rider died at the scene of the collision. His next of kin have been informed.

A 54-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving and was released under investigation, pending further enquiries.

Officers investigating the collision have appealed for any motorists or witnesses who may have seen what happened, or seen the vehicles prior to the collision, to come forward.

Meanwhile anyone with relevant CCTV or dashcam footage is also asked to report it to us.

The road has now reopened, and officers have thanked the public for their patience while they responded to this incident.

Information can be reported on the Sussex Police website, by calling 101, or by emailing: [email protected] and quoting Operation Verve.

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