Ethan Boyes was on his bike when he was struck by a vehicle Tuesday, police say. The driver was also hospitalized but is expected to survive.
A world-champion cyclist was struck and killed by the driver of a vehicle in San Francisco’s Presidio earlier this week.
No other details about the collision were immediately available from U.S. Park Police as of Friday afternoon. The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition also issued a statement Friday about the collision, saying several eyewitness accounts indicate that Boyes was riding his bike south on Arguello Boulevard when a northbound vehicle hit him after the driver swerved across the center line and into the bike lane.
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