SIDNEY — A Winslow man was taken to the hospital Thursday morning after his motorcycle was hit by a sport-utility vehicle.

Police said the SUV driver, Brenda Beaulieu, 52, of Sidney, was making a turn on West River Road, which is Route 104, and hit the motorcycle driven by Liam O’Brien, 40, around 11 a.m., police said.

Emergency responders from the Sidney Fire Department and Delta Ambulance treat a motorcyclist whose motorcycle was hit Thursday by a car on West River Road in Sidney.
Emergency responders from the Sidney Fire Department and Delta Ambulance treat a motorcyclist whose motorcycle was hit Thursday by a car on West River Road in Sidney. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans
Emergency responders from the Sidney Fire Department and Delta Ambulance treat a motorcyclist whose motorcycle was hit Thursday by a car on West River Road in Sidney.
Emergency responders from the Sidney Fire Department and Delta Ambulance treat a motorcyclist whose motorcycle was hit Thursday by a car on West River Road in Sidney. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans

Beaulieu missed a turn and was making a turn into a driveway when her 2010 Chevy Equinox hit O’Brien, said state police Trooper Jesse Duda.

O’Brien was taken to Inland Hospital in Waterville for treatment of injuries that were not life-threatening and possibly included broken bones.

Beaulieu, who was uninjured, was issued a traffic citation for failure to yield right of way.

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