Several bicyclists were injured after a driver in an SUV reportedly hit them in Tempe early in the morning on Sunday.
The Oct. 6 crash happened near College Avenue and 15th Street around 7:45 a.m., the Tempe Fire Medical Rescue Department said.Five bicyclists were hit by the driver, but authorities say they're all expected to recover.Two victims were taken to the hospital, two others received treatment and another was found to not have any obvious injuries.There's no word on what caused the SUV driver to hit the victims.The crash is under investigation.
Davis says there is one biker who needs to stay overnight at the hospital, but the rest have luckily been released. Davis says he takes his son out on rides often, and with Sandecki being pregnant, he has several personal reasons for being so concerned about safety.He said riding is a source of solace for this group, and they won't stop heading out on their bikes, but they want drivers to be aware of their surroundings.
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