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Justin Bieber nearly crashes into an old woman

Los Angeles: Pop star Justin Bieber nearly hit an elderly woman while riding around Los Angeles on his motorcycle.
The 'Baby' hitmaker took his Can-Am Spyder 3-wheeled motorcycle for a joyride in Beverly Hills last week. In trying to avoid traffic, he nearly hit a pedestrian, reported TMZ.
Bieber, 20, clad in a flannel shirt and jeans, illegally moved his bike onto the sidewalk after encountering bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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On his way off the sidewalk and back on to the street, he nearly hit an elderly woman who was using a walker. This was not the first time Bieber has had issues on the road.
Bieber was involved in a car crash in June, when his Escalade collided with another vehicle while being pursued by paparazzi.
PTI
First Published:Aug 25, 2014, 08:17:54 IST
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