Driver may be charged over cycle incident

Last updated 08:58 28/09/2009

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A cyclist remains critically ill in hospital today but police say it is far too early to consider charging a woman driver who apparently knocked down a group of riders on Auckland's waterfront during the weekend.

Only one of the group of 20 cyclists was badly hurt when a car apparently failed to stop at a stop sign on Tamaki Drive.

Three others were hurt, none seriously.

Police said today more witnesses had to be interviewed.

It was also too soon to say if the cyclists were riding in a tight group or if they were spread out.

The badly hurt cyclist, Greg Paterson, had head chest and neck injuries.

The cyclists were part of a recreational cycling group.

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- NZPA

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