The city of Dayton is expected to pay $150,000 to settle a case involving a bicyclist who was struck by a city fire truck.
On Oct. 22, 2015, then 18-year-old Quinton Kane was hit and then trapped under a city of Dayton fire engine, according to a Ohio Department of Public Safety traffic crash report.
Kane, a Westerville resident and University of Dayton student, was riding a mountain bike in a bike lane headed south on Brown Street by the University of Dayton.
The fire truck was headed south on Brown Street when it turned right into United Dairy Farmers, a gas station and convenience store.
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The truck “failed to yield to the bike lane” and Kane became trapped under the front passenger wheel, the report states.
In October 2017, Kane filed a civil lawsuit against the city of Dayton and driver Richard Smith claiming he suffered severe and permanent injuries.