SUV Driver Killed Woman in Queens Bike Lane, NYPD Says
Police said an SUV driver hit a woman standing in the northbound bike lane on 99th Street near 57th Avenue in Corona around 1:30 a.m. Saturday and continued north; she later died at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens.
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What We Know
Police told the Daily News that a dark-colored SUV driver hit a woman who was standing in the northbound bike lane on 99th Street near 57th Avenue in Corona at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Police said the woman, believed to be in her 60s or 70s, may have been preparing to cross the street. The driver continued north on 99th Street without stopping. Medics took the woman to NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, where she later died. Police said no arrests had been made as of the report.
A driver continued north after the impact
Police said a dark-colored SUV driver hit the woman as she stood in the northbound bike lane on 99th Street near 57th Avenue at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. The driver did not stop and continued north on 99th Street, according to police.
A fatal injury in a Corona bike lane
The crash happened on 99th Street near 57th Avenue in Corona, where police said the woman was standing in the northbound bike lane and may have been preparing to cross the street.
The woman died after medics took her to a hospital
Medics rushed the woman to NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, where she later died. Police said she had not been identified in the immediate aftermath, and no arrests had been made as of the Daily News report.