Crime & Safety
Cyclist Injured in Radnor Crash
Both motorist and cyclist were issued motor vehicle violations.
A cyclist was seriously injured after he and a box truck crashed at a Wayne intersection.
According to Radnor Police, on the afternoon of March 2, a man riding a bike and a man driving a box truck met at the intersection of Sinkler Drive and Iven Avenue.There is a three-way stop sign there.
The cyclist was flown to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania by Pennstar. The 42-year-old Devon resident is home now and recovering from his injuries.
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Both the truck driver, a 32-year-old man from New Jersey, and the cyclist were issued motor vehicle violations for failing to come to a stop.
Pennsylvania just enacted new bike safety laws.
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"We always ask people to drive with as much caution as possible," said Sgt. Chris Flanagan.
Flanagan said that the helmet the cyclist was wearing probably save his life.
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