Cyclist Seriously Injured in Crash on George Bush Drive in College Station

One Seriously Injured in College Station Bicycle Accident on George Bush Drive near Holik Street

College Station Bicycle Accident
Cyclist Seriously Injured in Crash on George Bush Drive in College Station

College Station, Texas – A cyclist was seriously injured Tuesday afternoon in a crash in College Station, according to the College Station Police.

The accident happened on April 23, on George Bush Drive near Holik Street.

Police said a person was on an electric bicycle and was traveling in the eastbound bike lane when they hit the passenger side of a small pickup truck as they were turning onto Holik Street from the westbound left turning lane.

The cyclist was taken to a local hospital with serious life-threatening injuries.

No further details were provided.

The police are investigating the crash.

Common Causes of Automobile Accidents

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