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A gentleman named Marcus McCoy was tragically killed in a bicycle accident in High Point, North Carolina on Saturday. The wreck happened around 9:16 pm near the intersection of Brentwood Street and Leonard Avenue. According to reports, Mr. McCoy was hit by two separate vehicles and there have been arrests made relating to the wreck. The actual facts of the accident are somewhat unclear at the present time. Mr. McCoy was 40 years old.
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Posted on May 16, 2016 by Micheal Malone
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A terrible accident on Tuesday morning on NC Highway 98 has resulted in the death of Raleigh bicyclist Eugene Rotberg.
The accident happened around 11:00 a.m. and involved a black pickup truck. According to available information, the accident happened near the intersection with Cheek Road and the pickup apparently struck Mr. Rotberg throwing him to the shoulder of the road. The driver of the pickup has been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
Mr. Rotberg was 66 years old and a retired physical education teacher with Wake County Schools having primarily worked at Dillard Drive Elementary. He currently worked at Life Time Cycle in Raleigh and was apparently an avid cyclist. There is no information on why the driver of the pickup failed to see Mr. Rotberg.
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Posted on May 12, 2016 by Micheal Malone
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A serious bicycle accident on Saturday afternoon in Johnston County, NC has resulted in injuries to four bicyclists including two that were seriously injured. The accident happened on Massengill Pond Road at around 2:45 pm when a woman hit the bicyclists from behind. Reports indicate that the bicyclists were following the appropriate rules of the road and were riding in a single-file line along the right side. Apparently, the woman said she did not see the bicyclists prior to hitting them.
North Carolina State Highway Patrol troopers are expected to charge the woman for the accident. The injured bicyclists include Christopher Graham, Joel Lawrence, Lynn Lashley, and Michael Dayton. Mr. Dayton and Ms. Lashley are apparently in critical condition.
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Posted on February 22, 2016 by Micheal Malone
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On Monday evening around 7:35 pm, a bicyclist was injured in an accident near the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. The accident happened when a driver apparently made a left turn at the intersection of Racine Driver and College Acres Drive and hit the bicyclist.
The bicyclist was taken to New Hanover Regional Medical Center for treatment. The driver of the vehicle was cited with failure to yield and driving with an expired registration.
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Posted on February 9, 2016 by Micheal Malone
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On Saturday evening, a teenager in Mooresville, North Carolina was injured when he was hit by a hit-and-run driver on NC 150.
The accident happened near Lee Family Motors at around 11:00 pm. According to available information, the teenager, Shawn Ruffino, was hit from behind by a silver car which knocked him onto the pavement. The vehicle apparently slowed for a moment and then sped away but left a broken mirror behind. Mr. Ruffino was taken to Lake Norman Regional Medical Center for treatment of various injuries including a broken nose.
Mooresville police are looking for the driver of the car and can be reached at 704-664-3311 if anyone has any information about this accident.
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Posted on January 19, 2016 by Micheal Malone
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A gentleman was killed Saturday evening in a bicycle crash in Hoke County, North Carolina. The accident happened on N.C. Highway 401 at approximately 6:45 pm. According to available information, the bicyclist was hit by a 2001 Izuzu Rodeo. Apparently, the driver of the Izuzu could not see the bicyclist because of high-beam headlights from an oncoming vehicle.
There are reports that the bicyclist was wearing dark clothing and that his bike had no reflectors. These reports are not confirmed and an inspection of the bicycle should be conducted before reaching this conclusion.
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Posted on January 4, 2016 by Micheal Malone
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A gentleman named Lee Morel was tragically killed on Tuesday evening when he was hit by a pickup truck while riding his bicycle. The accident happened just before 7:00 pm on Dusty Winds Court near Mount Pleasant Church Road in Willow Springs, North Carolina.
According to available information, Mr. Morel was returning to his home after volunteering at the Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church as part of a barbecue planned for later this week.
It is not clear why the pickup did not avoid Mr. Morel on his bicycle and the accident remains under investigation.
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Posted on November 4, 2015 by Micheal Malone
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An 18 year old bicyclist named Nick Brooks was seriously injured on Tuesday afternoon in an accident in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The accident happened around 3:00 pm while Mr. Brooks was apparently riding along Bragg Boulevard near Glenville Avenue. According to reported information, Mr. Brooks was struck by a 2014 Chevrolet automobile.
As a result of the wreck, Mr. Brooks was transported to Cape Fear Valley Hospital with head and leg injuries. Officers from the Fayetteville Police Department are investigating the crash.
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Posted on October 28, 2015 by Micheal Malone
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On Monday, a bicyclist was seriously injured in a Boone, North Carolina bicycle wreck. The wreck happened just after noon on Blowing Rock Road near the IHOP Restaurant.
According to reports, the bicyclist was riding in the bike lane when he struck the side of a turning minivan. Apparently, the driver of the minivan was attempting to turn into the lot for the IHOP Restaurant when the wreck occurred.
The bicyclist was transported to Watauga Medical Center for treatment.
The wording of the news article suggests that the bicyclist was to blame for this accident. Based on the facts as I read them, it appears that the woman driving the minivan failed to yield the right-of-way to the bicyclist and caused the crash. Police are still investigating the accident.
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Posted on October 20, 2015 by Micheal Malone
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A 62 year old woman from Pennsylvania was riding along N.C. 12 in Corolla on Sunday morning when she was hit by a van. The accident happened around 10:25 am near the 700 block of Ocean Trail. Reports indicate that a taxi van traveling in the same direction hit the woman as she rode along with her husband.
The injured woman was transported to Sentara Hospital in Norfolk, VA for treatment. The driver of the van was cited for failure to maintain lane control.
We certainly hope that the injured bicyclist is OK after this accident. Based on the facts of the accident, it would be worth investigating why the van failed to see the woman and her husband riding along the roadway. Hopefully, State Highway Patrol investigators checked the cell phone of the driver to determine if he was using his phone at the time of the wreck.
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Posted on October 15, 2015 by Micheal Malone
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