Cyclist dies in collision with car in Turramurra A 45-year-old man from Frenchs Forest is dead after his bicycle was in a collision with a car on Turramurra's Kissing Point Road at 7.55am on Wednesday morning. The cyclist, who was travelling with four other riders, was taken to Royal North Shore Hospital in critical condition but died a short time later. Police said it is believed the cyclist swerved to avoid colliding with another vehicle, which was slowing down in the southbound lane to allow a car to reverse out of a driveway. "The bike rider didn't see the vehicle in time," said Inspector David Hogg, the duty officer at Ku-ring-gai Local Area Command. He clipped the back of the car before losing control and falling into the path of a car travelling in the northbound lane. The driver of the car that collided with the cyclist was a 17-year-old female on her learner's licence from Carlingford, who was being supervised by her father. The girl and her father were taken to Hornsby Hospital for mandatory blood and urine testing and were released a short time later. Inspector Hogg said a report was being prepared for the coroner. "We are not looking at it as a criminal matter," he said. At this stage our inquiries indicate the rider was at fault. Independent witnesses support that.