The crash scene on corner of Amhurst Road and Seven Sisters Road. image courtesy [email protected]
A cyclist died on Tuesday morning following a collision with a lorry in Stamford Hill.
The woman was knocked down by a 32 ton waste container lorry, carrying scrap metal lorry making a tight left turn from Seven Sister Rd into Amhurst Park just before 8 am Tuesday, 20 January.
A Met Police spokesperson said: “Officers and London Ambulance Service attended the scene and found a female cyclist suffering from critical injuries following a collision with a lorry. “The 29-year-old cyclist died at the scene a short while later.
“The 47-year-old driver of the lorry stopped at the scene and was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. He has been bailed to return in early April to a north London police Station, pending further enquiries”.
A post-mortem examination held at Hackney Mortuary on Wednesday, 21 January gave cause of death as multiple injuries.
Witnesses said both cyclist and lorry were making a left turn from from Seven Sisters Road into Amhurst Park Road.
Officers are appealing for anyone who witnessed the collision to call police on 020 8597 4874 or 101.
About Remi
Hackney Hive founder, publisher and contributor. Hackneyite and all round Girl Friday, who couldn't wait to leave Hackney and London behind her. After hitching her wagon in California, Texas, New Orleans, Louisiana for 18 years, with a brief spell in Mexico, the prodigal daughter returned, happy to put an unconventional and risqué past behind her. She is owned by her two dogs Deffer(a Jack Russell & Darcy a Jack Russell/Pomeranian mix) and runs a London based pet sitting business.
The big smoke is home for the moment, but she desperately yearns wide open spaces, where she hopes to call home in the near future.
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