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SUV strikes bicycle, killing South Carolina man in Alachua County

by Gainesville Sun

A 41-year-old South Carolina man was hit and killed while riding a bicycle on County Road 235 in Alachua County, according to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol.

Here’s what we know:

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When did the crash happen?

Feb. 27 at 10:30 a.m.

Where did the crash happen?

County Road 235 near its intersection with Southeast 174th Place

The FHP report

According to the report, a 66-year-old Citra man was driving an SUV south on County Road 235 when the vehicle struck a bicycle in the roadway being ridden by a 41-year-old Lexington, South Carolina, man. The bicyclist died from his injuries. The crash remains under investigation.

This article originally appeared on The Gainesville Sun: SUV strikes bicycle, killing South Carolina man in Alachua County

Reporting by Staff report, Gainesville Sun / The Gainesville Sun

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