Man taken to hospital after coming off motorbike on Clydeside Expressway

Emergency services were called to the road during rush hour on Tuesday

Man taken to hospital after coming off motorbike on Clydeside Expressway in GlasgowGoogle Maps

A man was taken to hospital after coming off a motorbike on the Clydeside Expressway in Glasgow.

Emergency crews were called to the road, near Partick, at around 8.25am on Tuesday.

The driver of the motorbike was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Police closed the road Eastbound between the Hayburn Street off-ramp and the Finnieston Street off-ramp, but it has since reopened.

A spokesperson said: “Around 8.25am on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, we received a report that a man had come off a motorbike on the A814, Clydeside expressway, near Patrick, Glasgow.

“He has been taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.”

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