Bicyclist Kimberly Wallace, 43, killed in collision on Boiling Springs Road in Boiling Springs, South Carolina
Modified Date:
Tue, 11/07/2023 - 2:31pmAccident Date:
Friday, August 2, 2019Bicyclist dies at hospital after crash on busy Upstate highway involving pickup truck, troopers say
The 2003 Ford pickup and the bicyclist were both traveling south on Highway 9 when the pickup struck the bicycle from behind, Rhyne said.
Coroner identifies bicyclist killed after being hit by a truck in Boiling Springs
Troopers say a 72-year-old man driving a 2003 Ford truck was traveling south along SC-9 when he struck Wallace who was also traveling south while riding a bicycle.
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Type: Bicycle Accident
People Involved:
Kimberly Wallace
Roadway:
Boiling Springs RoadCity:
Boiling Springs, SCCounty:
Spartanburg County, SC
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