Police are hunting a van driver who drove off after a collision with a cyclist in Ringwood Road, Three Legged Cross A CYCLIST landed in a ditch after an early-hours crash with a van which failed to stop. Police are now hunting the hit-and-run van driver who was involved in the incident in Ringwood Road, Three Legged Cross just before 4.30am on Friday April 16 They are also appealing for any witnesses or anyone with relevant dashcam footage to come forward. A white transit-style van, travelling toward Ashley Heath, collided with a cyclist, causing the male rider to go into a ditch and fall over the handlebars.
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DORSET s most dangerous roads in 2020 have been revealed – with one road having more than double the number of crashes and casualties than any other in the county. Figures obtained from Dorset Police by a Freedom of Information Request show that 330 collisions happened on ten of the county s roads. The ten roads with the most collisions and injuries sustained in 2020 is largely populated by Dorset s main arterial routes. The A35 tops the list with 97 crashes – one fatal, 19 serious injury and 77 slight injury. Police data showed there were 119 casualties from these collisions last year. The A354 and A3049 were next on the list, both with 39 crashes. Three fatal crashes occurred on the A354 and one occurred on the A3049.
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