This post was originally produced by our friends at the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and ran in the Greater Philadelphia Bicycle News on June 4th. It is used with their permission.
According to NJ.com and Phillyburbs.com
24 Year Old Andrew Caprizzi of Paramus, NJ was killed Sunday Morning on
Route 563 in Woodland Township south of Chatsworth. Andrew was
attempting to make a U-Turn when he was struck by a woman driving a
vehicle northbound. The driver was treated for her injuries at Deborah
Hospital.
Andrew was warming up for the NJ Individual Time Trial Championship,
which is held annually on Route 563, a rural two lane road with bike
lanes, very few intersections and a speed limit of 50 mph in the heart
of the Pine Barrens. Like many amateur time trial events, this race is
conducted on open roads.
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According to his obituary
Andrew worked as an Assistant Track Team Coach for Holy Angels School
in Demarest, NJ and at the Running Store in Ridgewood, NJ. We are
saddened by another tragic death by automobile in our region and our
condolences go out to Andrew's family and friends.
1 comment:
How do they know he was making a U-turn? Was it one of those cases where they took the driver's word ("he swerved into me") at face value?
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