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Vacationing teen killed on bicycle

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  1. Georgetown Times (SC)
    By Scott Harper, July 20, 2005

    A Florida family's vacation on the Waccamaw Neck ended in tragedy Tuesday
    when a teen-ager was killed as he was riding a bicycle.

    Benjamin Thomas, 13, of Tavares, Fla., died instantly when he was struck by
    a Coca-Cola tractor trailer delivery truck near The Tradition Golf Club on
    Kings River Road in Pawleys Island.

    Georgetown County Coroner Kenny Johnson said the accident happened at 9:34
    a.m. Tuesday. Thomas was riding on the shoulder of the road with his
    parents, Robert and Valerie Thomas, when the driver of the truck -
    22-year-old Joseph James Stephens of Myrtle Beach - swerved to avoid hitting
    a man on a turf tractor. He hit Thomas' bicycle head-on.

    "His father was riding in front and his mother was behind him," Johnson
    said, adding the parents were not injured. S.C. Highway Patrol Lance Cpl.
    Dwight Green said charges against Stephens are pending. The investigation is
    continuing. Thomas is the 17th person to die on Georgetown County roadways
    this year.

  2. And your point is? Thousands die on America's road each year. This is
    another tragedy. Will it keep me from riding? NO WAY!!!!! We all know
    trucks are a menace to all road users

  3. Ouch. This one sounds really unfortunate.

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