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23 year old cyclist killed in collision with pickup truck near Lougheed Highway

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A 23 year old cyclist has died after being hit by a pickup truck while riding on the Lougheed Highway through Maple Ridge.

The woman was hit late yesterday afternoon and Ridge Meadows RCMP say she died at the scene.

The 37 year old Mission man driving the pickup stayed to speak with police and is co-operating with the investigation.

Police say drugs and alcohol do not appear to have been involved but the case is still open and further information is not being released.


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