Cyclist Killed in Philadelphia Hit-and-Run Tuesday

Tragedy struck just before 10 AM on Tuesday, September 2nd, when a cyclist was struck and killed in a hit-and-run, according to news reports. The incident happened at the intersection of Belmont Avenue and the Avenue of the Republic. When you suffer the loss of a loved one in a crash, it is in your best interest to speak with an experienced Philadelphia bicycle accident lawyer about your case.

The Details of the Fatal Crash

A 67-year-old man was struck and killed not far from the Please Touch Museum in a hit-and-run on Tuesday morning. According to the police, a black Chrysler and a black Dodge Charger were traveling at high speeds in the area. One of the two cars hit the cyclist when he tried to cross the intersection. Both vehicles fled the scene.

The victim was a member of the Bicycle Coalition, a group that works to secure safer streets for cyclists. Other members of the group said that the area where the victim was killed is one of the most dangerous for cyclists in Philadelphia.

While en route to the scene, the police believe they came across one of the vehicles involved in the 3200 block of Sedgley Street. The police seized a black Dodge Charger after they discovered multiple people examining the car’s front-end damage.

Call Kwartler Manus Following a Fatal Crash in Philadelphia

You are not alone when a loved one is killed in a crash. There’s so much on the line when dealing with a fatal accident, and a Philadelphia bicycle accident attorney from Kwartler Manus is here to comfort and protect you. Call our office to schedule a free consultation today.

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