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Deadly accident shuts down major road in Berlin
The White Horse Pike in Berlin was shut down in both directions as police investigated a deadly accident Monday morning.
BERLIN, N.J. - A young man was riding his bike on a major road in South Jersey when he was struck and killed Monday morning.
Police say 27-year-old Nicholar Krier was riding his bike on South Franklin Avenue when he tried to cross over the White Horse Pike in Berlin.
He was hit by a car driven by a 47-year-old woman, according to authorities.
The bicyclist was pronounced dead a short time later.
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SKYFOX was live over the scene where a bicycle could be seen on the sidewalk.
Debris was also still in the roadway, along with another vehicle with major damage to its windshield.
A witness told police that the striking vehicle had a green light. An investigation is underway.
The deadly crash shut down parts of White Horse Pike for several hours.