Hampshire police are appealing for witnesses after a man was reportedly hit by a Utility Terrain Vehicle on Ludshott Common near Headley Down.
The incident happened around 5pm on Tuesday, the 8th of April, as the man in his 50s was walking his dogs along a bridleway.
The vehicle, described as similar to a quad bike, struck him, leaving him with bruises and scratches.
Police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
The people on the bike have been described as white and aged around 16-17. One had fair hair, and one had darker hair.
They were seen driving off toward Pond Road after the incident.
Since this was reported to police, officers have been carrying out enquiries and are now appealing for witnesses.
Officers would also like to remind people that only push bikes, horses, and foot traffic is allowed in Ludshott Common.
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