In the first incident on Monday morning, a 35-year-old man on a black Piaggio Vespa scooter was involved in a collision with a silver Ford Fiesta on Victoria Avenue, near West Park.
The rider was taken to hospital with a suspected broken hip.
At around 12.50 pm, a flatbed truck carrying a large reel of cable became wedged in the westbound carriageway of the underpass. No one was injured and the vehicle was cleared after around 15 minutes.
At around the same time, officers from the States police were called to La Neuve Route, in St Aubin, where an elderly female motorist was involved in a collision with a parked car outside St Brelade’s Parish Hall. She was taken to hospital where she was treated for shock and discharged.
And around an hour and a half later, the emergency services were called after two people on a motorbike were involved in a collision on Dicq Road in St Saviour.
The incident, which took place near the Hotel de Normandie, left a 36-year-old man – who was in charge of the vehicle – with an open leg fracture and he was taken to hospital. A 41-year-old woman, riding pillion, was uninjured.
Honorary and States officers kept the road and surrounding routes closed until 5.51 pm while they investigated.
And on Tuesday the emergency services were once again kept busy after having to respond to three crashes in just 40 minutes.
During the first incident, at 8.22 am, a 22-year-old motorcyclist was taken to hospital after being involved in a collision with a Toyota Prius on St Saviour’s Road – near to the Apollo Hotel.
Then, at 8.30 am, a truck and car collided in a minor incident on La Verte Rue – near St Mary’s School. No one was injured.
And just half an hour later, at 9 am, officers were called to the junction of Rouge Bouillon and Clarendon Road where a motorbike was involved in a collision with a car.
The road was closed and the 17-year-old rider was treated by paramedics at the scene before being taken to hospital.
