The victim of a fatal bicycle accident who died on September 25 in Solano County was identified as 57-year-old Robert White, according to the Vallejo Times-Herald. His bicycle was rear-ended as he was riding just east of Vacaville on Highway 113. He was struck from behind by a Hyundai Tiburon, driven by 21-year-old Taylor Boe of Orange, according to Sgt. Jason Hekker of the California Highway Patrol. White was pronounced dead at the scene. There was a heavy fog, and Boe claimed he was unable to pass around because of an oncoming vehicle. Police are still investigating, but saw nothing to indicate a passing vehicle at the time. Authorities do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor in the car/bike accident. If you must cycle in adverse weather conditions, use flashing lights and reflectors to make yourself as visible as possible to motorists, cyclists and pedestrians. Always follow bicycle…
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