Police in east London have appealed for a cyclist whom they wish to trace after a bike rider was killed in a crash involving a Tesla car and a private hire vehicle.
The fatal collision happened at around 1745 hours on the evening of Monday 14 August this year in Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch in the London Borough of Hackney.
Detectives who are investigating the incident believe that the cyclist in the picture may have had an interaction with the driver of the Tesla shortly before the crash.
The victim, a 40-year-old man, passed away on Tuesday 19 September, five and a half weeks after the collision.
Police said that his family is being supported by specialist officers.
The Tesla driver, a 44-year-old man, was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and was taken into police custody.
He has since been released under investigation while enquiries continue.
Officers added that the driver the private hire vehicle sustained minor injuries.
Detective Constable Phil Stokes from the Met’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit said: “We believe that the cyclist pictured can assist with our investigation and may have vital information.
“If you know him, or if you are him, please do get in touch.”
Anyone with information or dashcam footage relating to this incident is asked to call police on 101, or Tweet @MetCC quoting 6021/14Aug.
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How about requiring all driving to be monitored using technology that has been available for at least 10 years? ...
Your shadow in London will be shorter
What is this, a day for swans?...
Well it would be irresponsible enough if there were only cars and buses, if there are going to be "cars, buses and traffic" that's just suicidal...
It's always the same... People who don't even ride bikes, are the one's crying about change too there precious roads. Let's not bother asking...
There are two British Standards for HiVis Garments BS EN 471 and BS EN 1150. The BS EN 1150 standard is designed for personal / leisure wear and is...
The difference would be the administration of a (potentially) "noxious substance" (in the eyes of the law) to the thief....
Sure but you can use hire purchase, 0% finance, PCP and lease for arrangements - hence lease being a bit specific. Still 90% on some finance...
I get all faint from time to time. I do hope it doesn't happen when I've just got my keys out.
Knowing the Orange man this might be true .