City motorcyclist badly hurt in collision with car

Scene of today's accident on Milton Road at the Residence Inn. (Rochester Police photo)

ROCHESTER - A Rochester motorcyclist was seriously injured today when he was struck by another vehicle on Milton Road in the area of the Rochester Residence Inn.

Police got the call around 11:10 a.m. and say a 2003 Toyota Camry driven by Priscilla Hill, 82, of Rochester, was traveling north on Milton Road and turned left into the Rochester Residence Inn when she struck a 2002 Harley Davidson.

Bradley Locke, 51, of Rochester, who was riding the Harley, was transported by Frisbie Paramedics to Skyhaven Airport where he was flown to Maine Medical Center by DART with what police described as nonlife-threatening but serious injuries. Locke was not wearing a helmet.

The Rochester Accident Reconstruction Unit responded and is assisting in the investigation, however Hill was issued a summons at the scene for Failure to Yield the right of way.

Both vehicles were towed from the scene. Milton Road remained open throughout the investigation.