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Bicyclistâs condition critical after being hit by car in Texarkana Police say due to that area of Bishop road not being lighted and Kendricks wearing all dark clothing â the driver of the pickup was not able to see Kendricks as he exited from Interstate 369. (Source: wwbt/nbc12) By | December 22, 2020 at 9:40 AM CST - Updated January 4 at 1:49 PM
TEXARKANA, Texas (KSLA) - A man is recovering in an east Texas hospital after he was hit by a vehicle Tuesday, Dec. 22.
Officers were called out to the 1900 block of South Bishop Road just after 4:15 a.m.
âTraffic investigators determined that Joshua Kendricks, 29, was riding a bicycle along the centerline of South Bishop when he was struck by a southbound 1995 Chevrolet pickup that was exiting at the U.S. Highway 59 exit from Interstate 369/Jarvis Parkway,â reads a news release from the Texarkana Texas Police Department.
Local Man Struck by Vehicle Remains in Critical Condition
A Texarkana Texas man was struck by a vehicle in the 1900 block of South Bishop Road as he rode a bicycle about 4:17 a.m. this morning.
According to a press release, traffic investigators determined that Joshua Kendricks, 29, was riding a bicycle along the centerline of South Bishop when he was struck by a southbound 1995 Chevrolet pickup that was exiting at the US Highway 59 exit from Interstate 369/Jarvis Parkway. Another man, who had been walking along with Kendricks, was not injured. The pickup was driven by Thommy Belote, 47, of Bivens, Texas. Due to that area of Bishop Road not being lighted and Kendricks wearing all dark clothing, Belote was unable to see Kendricks as he exited from Interstate 369.
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