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A tragic accident took place in South Jersey on a recent Thursday night. According to initial reports from the police, a bike rider was killed after trying to cross the intersection of North Black Horse Pike and Berlin-Cross Keys Road in Monroe Township in South Jersey. The incident took place around 9 p.m.

Reports indicate the bicyclist was trying to cross the intersection but fell from the bike into one of the lanes on the roadway. That is when a passing 2002 Chrysler minivan that was heading southbound hit the bike rider and went over them. Right after, a second vehicle, a 2023 Honda CR-V, did the same.

Police have ample evidence in this case thanks to a surveillance video from a nearby business. It showed the entire accident unfolding, including the bike flying off in another direction and the car’s tires squealing on the cement. Talk to a bicycle accident attorney today.

Fault in a Devastating Accident

For the family of a person lost in a bike accident, getting evidence of what happened can be incredibly important to proving their right to fair compensation. These accidents often occur due to a driver’s distraction. However, with surveillance footage uncovered, police can clearly see whether the drivers could have stopped.

Hire an Attorney to Fight for Your Loved One

In situations where your family member lost their life due to the negligence of another person or business, put our wrongful death attorney to work on your case. Kwartler Manus can offer a free consultation to give you insight.


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