Cops: Cyclist struck by vehicle in Alpharetta in 'serious condition'

The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety is investigating an incident that sent a bicyclist to the hospital on Wednesday.

Police said the incident occurred around 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 20, along Webb Bridge Road.

A motor vehicle struck the bicyclist, leaving the rider in “serious condition,” police said. Another vehicle was also involved in the collision.

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Police are not releasing the names of the bicyclist or the drivers involved, saying the incident is still under investigation by the Traffic Enforcement Unit.

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The bicyclist was transported to a hospital.

The AJC has submitted an open records request about the incident and the investigation.

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