A motorcyclist in his twenties was hospitalised with head injuries following a collision with a car in Kambah.
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ACT Fire & Rescue and the ACT Ambulance Service attended the crash scene on Sulwood Drive after an emergency call was received at 12:20pm.
Intensive care paramedics assessed the man at the scene before taking him to Canberra Hospital, where he was in a stable condition early on Sunday afternoon.
The car driver was not hospitalised.
It's the second crash involving a motorcyclist and car in the ACT over the weekend, after a 43-year-old man was killed in Red Hill on Saturday night.
Acting Station Sergeant Steven Booth said the man in the Red Hill crash was riding his motorcycle north along La Perouse Street about 8.20pm and a white Hyundai i30 was travelling in the opposite direction.
It is understood police are investigating whether the man came off his motorbike before he was struck by the car, but Sergeant Booth said it was too early to say what happened in the crash.
"The ACT Policing Collision Investigation and Reconstruction team will be doing a full inquiry of the accident and will be making a report for the coroner," he said.
He was the tenth person to die on Canberra's roads this year, and the second in a week after Tim Smith-Brown was killed in a crash in Kambah after he was involved in a police chase.
