67-Year-Old Biker Dies Highlands Crash Driver Arrested

Multiple serious incidents involving motorcyclists have recently occurred in Scotland, with police urging witnesses to come forward. In Dundee, a man in his sixties was hospitalized after being hit by an off-road motorcycle whose driver fled the scene; police are cracking down on illegal off-road motorcycle use and have charged 14 people since March. In the Highlands near Beauly, a 67-year-old biker died after a collision involving a black Mazda CX5 and two Yamaha MT07 motorcycles; the car driver was arrested but later released pending further inquiries. Police continue to investigate the crash and seek dashcam footage from the area. Separately, a 70-year-old motorcyclist was hospitalized following a crash with a black Renault Megane between Dunblane and Doune, with police appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage, particularly from a blue Toyota Avensis estate believed to have been nearby. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about motorcycle safety and road traffic offenses across the region.