Teenager critical after off-road electric motorbike crash
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A teenager is critically ill after his off-road electric motorbike was in collision with a car in Dundee.
Police were called to the crash on Fintry Drive, which also involved a grey Fiat 500, at about 19:35 on Saturday.
The 16-year-old was treated at the scene before being taken to the city's Ninewells Hospital.
A man is also in a critical condition following a separate road crash in Orkney.
Officers said the road near Fintryside in Dundee was closed for around five hours.
A 66-year-old woman, who was driving the Fiat, was uninjured.
PC Christopher Williams said: “Our inquiries are ongoing, and at this time we believe three off-road electric motorbikes had been seen in the area at the time shortly before the incident."
He urged anyone who was in the area to .
A man was critically injured following a head-on collision on the A961 on Orkney
Meanwhile, a 53-year-old is critically ill after being airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary following a head-on collision on Orkney.
The crash, which involved his white Mitsubishi L200 pickup and a blue Toyota Yaris, took place on the A961, near to the South Cara junction.
The driver of the Toyota, a 40-year-old man, was taken to hospital but later discharged.
Officers said the vehicles, which were travelling in opposite directions, both landed on their roofs.
The road was closed for 15 hours while officers carried out their investigations.
Sgt Neil MacDonald urged anyone with information to .