A PEDESTRIAN has died following a collision with an Audi on Airport Road in Bristol, Avon and Somerset Police have confirmed.
The man was walking to work on the pavement alongside Airport Road yesterday night (Sunday, July 10) when the incident took place.
Two men have been arrested in connection with the incident.
Airport Road was closed overnight while the scene was examined and the vehicle recovered.
Police officers have now launched an appeal for information or dashcam footage that could assist their investigation.
We need witnesses/any footage after a pedestrian died in a collision with a grey Audi A3 on Airport Rd #Bristol, at 9.56pm, Sun 10 July.
— Avon and Somerset Police (@ASPolice) July 11, 2022
Our thoughts are with his family. Two men are under arrest.
If you can help please call 101 ref 5222164028.https://t.co/WjnEHkvGSW pic.twitter.com/Y3Nj2tXebj
An Avon and Somerset Police spokesperson said: “We’re appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian died in a collision with a grey Audi A3 on Airport Road, Bristol. It happened at 9:56pm on Sunday 10 July.
“The pedestrian, a man in his 20s, was walking to work on the pavement. Sadly, he died at the scene. While he hasn’t yet been formally identified, his next of kin are being supported by a specially-trained officer. Our thoughts are with them at this awful time.
“A 30-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. A second man was also arrested in connection with the incident and both remain in police custody at the time of writing.
“The road was closed overnight while collision investigators examined the scene and the vehicle was recovered. It reopened at about 9:20am on Monday 11 July.
“If you saw the collision or have any dashcam or other footage showing the manner in which the Audi was being driven in the moments beforehand, please get in touch.”
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