Waterbury, VT (July 24, 2026) – A bicyclist was hurt on Wednesday evening after a car struck the rider at the intersection of Waterbury-Stowe Road and Mill Road in Waterbury. The collision happened at about 6:30 p.m. on July 23.
According to Vermont State Police, the driver was turning onto Waterbury-Stowe Road from Mill Road when the vehicle hit a bicyclist who was passing through the intersection. The driver was not hurt during the crash.
The bicyclist received treatment at the scene and was not taken to a hospital. No charges had been filed against the driver as of the initial report.
Police continue to review the circumstances surrounding the collision. We hope the injured bicyclist recovers quickly and fully.
What Is Usually Reviewed After a Bicycle and Vehicle Collision?
When a bicycle and a motor vehicle are involved in a collision on the same roadway, investigators typically examine several factors to determine how the encounter unfolded. They may review the direction of travel, traffic controls, visibility, roadway design, and the movements of everyone involved before contact occurred.
Witness statements, photographs, and any available video footage can also help clarify the sequence of events. Vehicle damage and the bicycle’s position may provide additional information about the location of the collision. In cases involving injuries, medical evaluations may help document the extent of harm, even when a person does not require hospital care. These details contribute to a more complete picture of what occurred while additional findings are gathered.
