Two teenagers killed after collision between a motorbike and car in Salford (Granada Reports)

23/05/2025. Mike Hall and Ann O’Connor presenting. Emma Sweeney reports from Salford.

The collision happened on Lower Broughton Road around 8:20pm on Thursday 22nd May.

Emergency services were called, but the 16-year-old and 17-year-old boys both died later in hospital. The driver of the car, a 24-year-old woman, stayed at the scene to assist officers, and no arrests have been made.

The 2 teenagers have been named locally as Kailem Robinson and Kaine Darby. The families of both victims are being supported by specialist officers.

The busy road was blocked by locals grieving the deaths. Bins and gaffer tape was used to close off Lower Broughton Road where a tribute was placed for both boys.

The road was initially open, as mourners left flowers, tributes and photos on the pavement near to where the crash occurred. However, it was later closed to the public with friends of the deceased signalling to oncoming traffic to avoid the area.

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next And two teenagers aged 16 and 17 have been killed after a motorbike collided with a car in Sulford Police investigating the boy’s deaths have called it a heartbreaking and upsetting incident The victims are believed to have been riding the same motorbike last night Emma Sweeney sent us this report from the scene Well it was about 20 8 last night when those tragic events unfolded here in Sulford The boys as you say aged just 16 and 17 were on that motorbike when they attempted to go from Lower Broton Road onto Clarence Street at the point just behind us and they hit that silver Vauxhall The boys who have been named locally as Caleum and Kain were taken to hospital but they died a short time later Now as you can imagine this has sent shock waves through this local community Dozens of people gathered here this evening and it’s been like that throughout the course of the day people coming to lay flowers to pay tributes One of the tributes said the boys were gone but not forgotten Another said that they would be missed and a third simply said forever loved fly high Now a 24 year old woman who was driving that car assisted police here at the scene last night No arrests have been made Police say this is an active investigation and they are appealing for anybody with information to come forward so that they can give the loved ones of these two boys the answers they deserve Emma Sweeney reporting there from Sulford