Vehicle Struck E-Bike
3820 S Susan St
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A gray Nissan Altima struck an E-bicyclist. Responders are at the scene.
Incident reported at 3820 S Susan St.
A gray Nissan Altima struck an E-bicyclist. Responders are at the scene.
Incident reported at 3820 S Susan St.
A gray Nissan Altima struck an E-bicyclist. Responders are at the scene.
Incident reported at 3820 S Susan St.
A gray Nissan Altima struck an E-bicyclist. Responders are at the scene.
Incident reported at 3820 S Susan St.
A gray Nissan Altima struck an E-bicyclist. Responders are at the scene.
Incident reported at 3820 S Susan St.
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Bikes should have to have a license and insurance to be accountable for when they break the law
That’s the homie what street is this
I thought e bikes been gone ?
They dont go fast enough or have a motor to need a license but they can and should get insurance for when they cause an accident
Bikes should have to have a license and insurance to be accountable for when they break the law
That’s the homie what street is this
I thought e bikes been gone ?
They dont go fast enough or have a motor to need a license but they can and should get insurance for when they cause an accident
Bikes should have to have a license and insurance to be accountable for when they break the law
That’s the homie what street is this
I thought e bikes been gone ?
They dont go fast enough or have a motor to need a license but they can and should get insurance for when they cause an accident
Bikes should have to have a license and insurance to be accountable for when they break the law
That’s the homie what street is this
I thought e bikes been gone ?
They dont go fast enough or have a motor to need a license but they can and should get insurance for when they cause an accident
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Bikes should have to have a license and insurance to be accountable for when they break the law
That’s the homie what street is this
I thought e bikes been gone ?
They dont go fast enough or have a motor to need a license but they can and should get insurance for when they cause an accident