Patuxent River, MD (December 12, 2024) – Naval Air Station Patuxent River’s Security Department is requesting public assistance in identifying a vehicle and driver involved in a traffic incident that took place on December 10, 2024. At approximately 2:35 PM, a bicyclist was struck at the intersection of Tate Rd and Dilalio Rd near Hangar 301. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene to assess the condition of the injured bicyclist, who was treated and transported to a nearby medical facility. The specific extent of the injuries remains unclear, and further details are awaited.
According to witness reports, the vehicle involved in the incident was a red, two-door pickup truck. After striking the bicyclist, the truck was last seen turning left onto Cuddihy Rd, heading toward Buse Rd. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are urging anyone with additional information to come forward to aid in identifying the driver and providing more details about the incident.
Traffic Incidents Involving Bicyclists in Maryland
Incidents involving cyclists are unfortunately a growing concern across Maryland, and Thursday’s collision at Patuxent River highlights the dangers faced by those traveling on two wheels. The combination of high-speed vehicle traffic and a lack of awareness among some drivers can lead to devastating outcomes for bicyclists. As investigations continue, authorities are working diligently to gather information and bring clarity to the circumstances surrounding the incident.
This event serves as an important reminder for both drivers and cyclists to exercise caution and be mindful of each other’s presence on the road. In cases like this, the public’s vigilance is critical in helping authorities identify the parties involved and ensure justice is served.
If you or someone you know has witnessed this incident or has any relevant information, please contact the Naval Air Station Patuxent River Security Department. Local Accident Reports is also available to provide support and guidance for those involved in accidents, helping ensure that the right resources are in place during the aftermath of such events.