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News: Cyclist Struck by Vehicle in Downtown Pittsburgh

Downtown Pittsburgh cyclist injury claim

Downtown Pittsburgh cyclist injury claim follows an incident downtown where a bicyclist was struck by a vehicle while traveling on city streets.

When & Where It Happened

The crash occurred in the afternoon near the intersection of Liberty Avenue and Fifth Street in downtown Pittsburgh. Traffic and pedestrian activity were busy in the surrounding area.

Victim & Medical Response

The bicyclist was evaluated by emergency medical personnel at the scene and transported to a nearby hospital. Injury details have not yet been confirmed.

Driver & Scene Details

Officers arrived soon after the collision to investigate. The location is known for narrow bike lanes and heavy vehicle traffic during peak hours.

Traffic & City Response

Liberty Avenue was partially closed to facilitate the investigation and allow EMS to safely transport the injured cyclist. Nearby vehicles were rerouted temporarily.

Investigation Status

Pittsburgh Police are investigating the cause of the crash. Factors likely under review include driver visibility, whether the bicyclist was following traffic rules, street lighting, and whether speed or distraction played a role.

Legal Rights After Bicycle-Vehicle Collisions

Victims of crashes involving bicycles and motor vehicles may have legal rights to pursue personal injury claims. Potential compensation can include medical expenses, ongoing care, lost wages, pain and suffering, and rehabilitation.

How Chaffin Luhana Can Help 

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How Chaffin Luhana Can Help

The attorneys at Chaffin Luhana offer free consultations for those injured in bicycle-vehicle collisions. Our team helps collect crash reports, document injuries, gather supporting evidence, and advocate for fair compensation when another party’s negligence may be involved.

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