SAN JOSE — A bicyclist has died from injuries he suffered in a crash a few days earlier on Monterey Road, police said.
The collision was reported Dec. 14 around 7:40 a.m. near Monterey Road and Alma Avenue, according to a San Jose police news release.
According to the SJPD investigation, the driver of a white 2019 Ford van was northbound on Monterey approaching Alma when it and turned into a parking lot, into the path of a northbound bicyclist in the bike lane.
It caused the bicyclist, described only as a man, to lose control and hit a fire hydrant, police said.
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The injured man was taken to a local hospital and was initially stabilized, but police said he died Tuesday. His name has not been released by the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner’s Office.
The van driver stopped at the scene, and there was no indication from police that he was cited or arrested.
It marked the city’s 48th traffic death of the year.
Anyone with information about the Dec. 14 collision is urged can contact the SJPD traffic investigations unit at 408-277-4654 or email Detective Eliseo Malvido at [email protected].
