2 people seriously injured in Whitemud motorcycle crash: police

Motorists were asked to avoid the Whitemud eastbound approaching the 17th Street exit ramp during their Friday commute after a motorcycle collision on the ramp.

Edmonton police spokesperson Scott Pattison told Global News officers responded to a two-vehicle collision at the bottom of the ramp around 3:15 p.m.

It was reported to police that a Honda motorcycle was travelling south on 17th Street when it collided with a Ford Edge turning onto 17th Street from the Whitemud eastbound exit ramp.

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“EMS treated and transported the male driver of the motorcycle and his female passenger to hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries,” Pattison said in an emailed statement.

Police said the driver of the Ford Edge was uninjured.

EPS Major Collision Investigations Section is investigating.

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Pattison said the intersection will be closed heading into Friday evening.

A Honda motorcycle travelling south on 17th Street collided with a Ford Edge turning onto 17th Street from the Whitemud eastbound exit ramp. Global News

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