Man airlifted to hospital with 'suspected serious' head injury after quad bike crash
Police say his injury is not life-threatening
A man in his 20s has been airlifted to hospital with a "suspected serious" head injury after he collided with a hedge while riding his quad in Devon.
Police say they received a report of the incident at around 10.30am this morning that a man on a quad bike had crashed into a hedge on East Street in Beaworthy, a village in West Devon.
The man was transported to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth with a suspected serious, but not life-threatening head injury.
A Devon and Cornwall Police spokesperson said: "Police received a report at around 10.30am this morning that a man on a quad bike had collided with a hedge on East Street, Beaworthy.
"A man in his 20s was air lifted to Derriford with a suspected serious but non-life-threatening head injury."
East Street remains partially blocked in both directions following the crash, according to traffic monitoring service Inrix.
An alert from Inrix at 10.37 read: "East Street in both directions partially blocked due to accident near the Post Office.
"Traffic is coping well.
"Affecting traffic between Holemoor and Sheepwash."
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