A bicyclist was killed in a traffic accident in Seward on Friday.
Police say 22-year-old Brianne Toth, of Seward, died after being struck by a semi.
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A bicyclist was killed in a traffic accident in Seward on Friday.
Police say 22-year-old Brianne Toth, of Seward, died after being struck by a semi.
A cyclist is believed to be dead after a fatal crash on State Highway 1, 20km southwest of Dunedin, this afternoon.
The road 4km south of Mosgiel was closed at 3.20pm and was expected to reopen by 6:30pm, police said.
A 43-year-old bicycle rider from Slinger died Sunday after a crash during the River Valley Bike Ride near the Town of Trenton in Washington County, the local sheriff's department reported.
According to the release, Patrick Wagner tipped into the roadway on St. Augustine Rd. and into the path of a west-bound pick up truck. The truck and Wagner went off the north side of the road into the ditch.
The incident occurred about 1:30 a.m. Sunday. The man in his 40s died at the scene, while his teenage son was taken to a hospital and expected to survive.
The driver, a man in his early 30s, ditched a truck he had been driving about a mile south of the crash, and fled on foot. He was found and taken into custody. His identity was not immediately made available.
Some bicyclists were cautious Saturday but others sailed through the Near East Side intersection where a 45-year-old Madison man died after being hit by a car Friday night while riding his bike.
“This is the most dangerous section of the bike path,” said Mike Crawford, 38, of Madison, who was riding his bike Saturday on East Wilson Street at South Baldwin Street. The area is part of the Capital City bicycle trail.
“You slow down without putting your feet down because you’re trying to keep your balance,” said bicyclist Amy Steinberg, 29, of Madison. “You try to get away with not coming to a full stop.”
Police said bicyclist David W. Nieft died early Saturday after being hit about 7:49 p.m. Friday at East Wilson and South Baldwin streets.
A cyclist has died after being hit by a car in Surrey.
Police said the woman, who was in her 40s, was knocked off her bike as she cycled along Stanwell Moor Road in Stanwell on Friday night.
In an appeal for witnesses, officers said the car had been travelling in the direction of Staines.
MINSK, Belarus — Former road race world champion Zinaida Stagurskaya has been killed after being hit by a car while training in her native Belarus.
Police say the 38-year-old cyclist was killed when an oncoming car crossed the center line on the Vitebsk-Gomel highway in eastern Belarus on Thursday.
The driver of the car was hospitalized.
Police say Stagurskaya was riding behind the car of her trainer, who was able to avoid the oncoming car.
DUBLIN — A bicyclist died Friday afternoon in unincorporated Contra Costa County after he was struck by a car and pinned underneath.
The driver of the car then suffered major injuries when she swerved into oncoming traffic and was struck by a sport utility vehicle, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The collisions occurred at 5:10 p.m. in the 8600 block of Camino Tassajara, just 50 feet from the Alameda County line.
The adult bicyclist was headed south on the road when he was struck from behind by a green Honda Accord, driven by a 40-year-old Cupertino woman.
A cyclist is dead after he struck an SUV in a busy Vaughan intersection this morning.
A Chevrolet Trailblazer was on Islington Ave. waiting to turn left onto Hwy. 7 around 9:20 a.m. when the cyclist crashed into the vehicle, said Const. Marina Orlovski.
The cyclist, believed to be in his 60s, was pronounced dead at the scene.
"There's a hill there, so I think he picked up some speed," Orlovski said.
She said the cyclist was not wearing a helmet.
State Police have arrested a Berlin man they said was drunk when he struck and killed a bicyclist and hit a second before driving away.
Facing charges that include negligent homicide by vehicle while under the influence is Daniel Bren.
An MSP trooper at Berlin Barracks said a witness followed the suspect's pickup after the accident on the Route 50 bridge west of Ocean City and got a partial license number.
The driver was stopped later. A second bicyclist is being treated at Peninsula Regional Medical Center for injuries.
Travis Weber was on a five-day drinking binge in December 2008 when he ran over Edward Costa and left him to die.
Weber was arrested two days later at a bar just across the street from the crime scene, while Costa's family was holding a vigil.
Story continues...Dyfed-Powys Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident, which involved a man in his 70s in Saron Road, Capel Hendre, Amman Valley, at 10.40am on Tuesday.
Police said they were keen to speak to the driver of a blue taxi that was at the scene just before it happened.
A cyclist died after a motorist went into diabetic shock and hit him Monday afternoon at 1300 South and State Street, police said.
Sidney Mabine, 58, was thrown 50 to 60 feet when the northbound vehicle hit him about 4 p.m. while traveling about 40 mph, said Salt Lake City police Lt. Melody Gray. Mabine died Monday night.
The motorist continued driving north until an officer pulled her over, Gray said.
Heinz Duerkop, 67, was riding his bike on the 3400 block of George Dieter around 7 a.m., police spokesman Chris Mears said in a released statement.
That's when he was hit by a car from behind and thrown from his bicycle, Mears said. The driver then sped off, Duerkop died at the scene.
They pedalled up winding Stevens Canyon Road on Sunday morning, slowly rounding a gentle bend before gathering around the "ghost bike" perched on a small bluff in the Cupertino foothills.
It was here that two well-liked cyclists — Olympic hopeful Kristy Gough, 30, and speedster Matt Peterson, 29 — were fatally injured in a freakish accident on March 8, 2008. A Santa Clara County sheriff's deputy, who fell asleep at the wheel, plowed his patrol car into them. Another cyclist, Christopher Knapp, 20, suffered two broken limbs but survived.
The ghost bike, painted white, stands over two memorial plaques not far from where the cyclists were hit.
Police said earlier today they believed the vehicle involved may have been a Dodge Dakota or Dodge Durango pickup truck, possibly silver in color. The vehicle likely has damage to the passenger side front bumper and headlight assembly area.
A Waipu truck driver who struck and killed a cyclist - his second conviction for careless driving causing death - has escaped a jail sentence.
Ian Donald McLean, 51, appeared for sentencing in the Whangarei District Court yesterday, after earlier pleading guilty.
McLean was driving a cattle truck that struck Whangarei travel agent and cyclist Lynley MacDonald, 34, on Pipiwai Rd, about 250m from the intersection with Kokopu Rd, on September 23, 2008.
She was riding about 10m behind her father, Ross MacDonald, when McLean, who was driving at 80km/h, struck her.
McLean was convicted on a similar charge in 1987.
Martin D. Gasber, 41, was pronounced dead at the scene by medical responders after he was thrown from his bike after being hit by a 2002 Nissan Altima.
The driver of the Nissan, Louis J. Trasatti IV, 22, was transported to Cape Coral Hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening.
The crash took place at the 1500 block of Pine Island Road, just west of Del Prado Boulevard in Cape Coral after the call came in just after 6 a.m.
The front driver’s side and door of the Nissan struck the rear of the bicycle. Gasber was launched from the bike and landed about 80 feet away.
After hitting the bicyclist, the vehicle went off road and hit a large truck that was parked in a nearby parking lot off Pine Island Road.
No charges are pending at this time. The traffic homicide investigation is continuing, and a toxicology report will be completed.
I wish I could post more stories like this, where justice prevails...
Annette Tidmarsh simply wanted justice for her husband’s death.
By Thursday, the wife of Phil Tidmarsh – killed by a car while riding his bike on River Road on Sept. 9, 2008 – had accepted that she could not choose the fate of the driver who killed her husband.
So, she did the next best thing. She accepted Jordan Anderson Whitley’s fate, and then embraced him in the courtroom while men and women in the courtroom on both sides sniffled. Whitley pleaded guilty to felony death by vehicle, heroin and drug paraphernalia possession.
Superior Court Judge John Nobles sentenced Whitley, 20, to a maximum of 39 months in prison, but in reality, he will serve five months before he is released and placed on three-and-a-half years’ probation. He will have no license and be unable to drive during that time.
Whitley was high on a cocktail of morphine, marijuana, heroin and alprazolam, a tranquilizer, last year when he smashed his Honda Accord into Phil Tidmarsh, who had been riding in the designated bike lane.
THE DEVASTATED parents of a teenage cyclist killed in a collision today paid tribute to their son.
Brendon Lee Harrison, aged 13, was returning home from Lyndon School when his bicycle collided with a car in Pierce Avenue, Olton, on Wednesday afternoon.
Paramedics took the schoolboy to Birmingham Children’s Hospital with serious head and leg injuries but doctors were unable to save him.
Parents Michelle and William, from Acock’s Green, found out about the accident after searching for their son when he did not get home at the usual time.
They said: “We are devastated by Brendon’s untimely passing. He leaves a hole in our hearts and his brothers’ and sisters’ lives which can never be filled.”
Coroner's officials have identified a bicyclist killed in a hit-and-run accident Monday night in eastern New Orleans.
Ruben J. Soria, 56, died immediately after a motorist struck him as he pedaled a bike in the 12000 block of Chef Menteur Highway near Paris Road, coroner's chief investigator John Gagliano said Tuesday.
The car didn't stop after striking Soria, police said, and authorities are still looking for the motorist that killed him.
The accident occurred around 7:40 a.m. at the intersection of 14th Street East and Park Avenue South, according to Minneapolis Police Sgt. Bill Palmer.
Both vehicles were traveling north on Park Avenue when the accident occurred. The truck driver hit the bicyclist while trying to make a left turn onto 14th Street, Palmer said.
The bicyclist was crushed by the truck and died at the scene, officials said.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- The Florida Highway Patrol says a cyclist was killed when he was hit by a truck.
Authorities say a man was crossing 103rd Street with his bike. He was hit when he pushed his bicycle in front of an oncoming truck going eastbound on 103rd.
Buffalo homicide investigators have issued an appeal to the public for any information on the slaying of a 14- year-old city boy over the weekend.
Christian Portes had become a fixture on the 400 block of Niagara Street, spending each evening on a lawn chair below his family’s second-floor apartment. Authorities at a youth counseling center had imposed a curfew on him, and his family said he was doing his best to honor it, but a slip over the weekend cost him his life.
At 12:35 a. m. Saturday, while riding his bicycle home from a West Side party, a gunman approached him at Maryland Street and Whitney Place and shot him in the head, family members said.
From San Antonio Express News:
A man on a bicycle was killed on Sunday evening in a traffic collision in Atascosa County, officials said.
The man, who has not yet been identified, was riding his bicycle west on FM 476 around 9:30 p.m. when the back of his bicycle was clipped by a Ford F150 truck driving behind him, according to Texas DPS officials.
The man was flung from the bicycle and was not wearing a helmet.
The driver of the pickup was not injured officials said.
No other information is immediately available.
By The Associated Press MALIBU- A driver has been arrested after he allegedly struck and killed a father and injured his son cycling along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.
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A 38-year-old man is killed after a crash involving a car and a bike on the A8 in North Lanarkshire, police have confirmed.
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