Broken shoulder for cyclist in north Hull crash
A cyclist suffered a broken shoulder after her bike was hit by a car in north Hull.
Police are appealing for witnesses to the crash, which happened in Cranbrook Avenue, opposite the Lord Nelson pub.
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The female cyclist was knocked from her bike after her back wheel was struck by a car.
The male driver stopped at the scene, but did not leave his details.
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A spokesman for Humberside Police said: "Witnesses are now being sought in order to assist police in establishing the circumstances of the collision. The road is known to be busy and it is likely that someone saw the collision."
The woman was taken to Beverley Hospital by a family member after the accident.
The accident happened at 7.55am on December 13.
Any witnesses should call police on 101, quoting log 277 of December 13.
Comments
by fairway1
Tuesday, January 08 2013, 9:40PM
“Hmmmm, so the driver did clearly stop at the scene, and clearly no one present at the scene felt it necessary to call an ambulance?
As the lady cyclist was taken to hospital some time AFTER the incident, and the fact the police are appealing for witnesses almost a MONTH after the incident makes me think someone has mentioned the word 'COMPENSATION' to the lady cyclist?
Or perhaps she's taken 'advice' from one of those ambulance chasing 'no win no fee' firms?”
by bewildered1
Tuesday, January 08 2013, 10:13AM
“PeterAnlaby
"Why are these appeals for witnesses at such occurences invariably made several weeks after the event?"
Good question and are these appeals for witnesses successful?
Maybe they have a good idea who was driving but he is denying it?”
by PeterAnlaby
Tuesday, January 08 2013, 9:01AM
“Why are these appeals for witnesses at such occurences invariably made several weeks after the event?”