The family of a motorcyclist killed in a crash with an Audi on Oxfordshire road have paid tribute to him as “funny, cheeky, caring, adventurous and so full of life
The incident happened when Carl McCaskill was riding on the A4074 near Wallingford, Reading road, at Cane End , on Sunday, October 11.
Mr McCaskill’s family said: “He had a way of leaving his mark on people, and his absence leaves a space that can never truly be filled.
Mr McCaskill, was driving a red Honda CBR 1000 motorcycle and he was involved in a crash with a grey Audi. Though emergency responders attended him, the 43 year old was pronounced dead at the scene and died of multiple traumatic injuries.
In a tribute released through Thames Valley Police this week, his family remembering him as a “adventurous man, much loved son, brother, husband, father and friend.
They added: “He had a big heart and was always someone who wanted to be there for others. Although his life was taken far too soon, we are so grateful for the wonderful memories made, the laughter shared and the moments that we will treasure forever.”
“Carl was someone who lived each day full, making the most of life and embracing the things he loved.”
Police appealed at the same time for information from others on the road at the time, and have been asked for an update on the investigation into the crash.
Oxfordshire features several active road safety initiatives and campaigns targeting vulnerable road users, workforce protection, and lower speed limits. Expecting people to follow road rules.