Man who died in Medway City Estate crash named
15:45, 05 November 2019
updated: 17:00, 05 November 2019
The man who died in a crash on an industrial estate has been named locally.
Many floral tributes have been placed in Anthony's Way, Medway City Estate, since the fatal collision on Wednesday last week.
One read: "Lloyd.
"A fantastic brother and uncle.
"Words cannot explain how we feel.
"Miss you so much."
Police confirmed he was in his 30s and from the Gillingham area.
He worked as a lorry driver and had been temporarily contracted to work at Scotline haulage company, Sir Thomas Longley Road, Medway City Estate.
Officers are still investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
Paramedics were called to the estate at 3.10pm to reports of a crash between two cars and a motorcycle.
The biker was pronounced dead at the scene by around 4pm.
No injuries were reported for the other drivers involved.
Last week police issued an appeal for witnesses and dash cam footage in the area in the moments before the collision.
Witnesses can call the serious collision investigation unit on 01622 798 538, quoting reference DB/MR/113/19.
Alternatively email sciu.td@kent.pnn.police.uk
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