A motorcyclist has life-threatening injuries after a crash with a car on St Mary's Way, Stockport, on Saturday morning. Police are appealing for witnesses.

A motorcyclist has life-threatening injuries after a collision with a car on St Mary’s Way in Stockport on Saturday morning.

Greater Manchester Police said officers were called at 10.55am on Saturday 31 October. The collision was between a car and a motorcycle. The force issued an appeal for information on Sunday afternoon.

The force said the man riding the motorbike “has sustained life-threatening injuries and remains in hospital for treatment”.

It said the driver of the car stayed at the scene and has cooperated with officers. The police have not said that anyone has been arrested.

What the police are asking for

Officers want to hear from:

  • anyone who saw the collision
  • anyone with dashcam footage from around the time and place
  • anyone with CCTV covering the area at that time

How to contact the police

  • Serious Collision Investigation Unit: 0161 856 4741
  • Online: Live Chat at gmp.police.uk
  • Reference: quote log 1335 of 31/10/26
  • Other routes: 101, or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

What it means for you

If you drove along St Mary’s Way late on Saturday morning, check your dashcam before it records over the footage. Most cameras loop within days.

The crash came the day after a man died in a collision with a bus on the A6 in Heaviley. For current closures and diversions across the borough, see our Stockport roadworks and travel page.

We will update this story if Greater Manchester Police releases more information.