A retired University of Maryland professor was killed Monday while riding a bicycle in Bethesda, Maryland.
Dr. Ned Gaylin, 81, was riding his bike in a crosswalk on the capital crescent trial in Bethesda, when he was struck by a car, and killed.
He was riding a recumbent bike that sits low to the ground with the seat behind the pedals.
The 78-year-old driver will not face charges.
Dr. Gaylin was a world renowned pioneer in clinical psychology and founder of the University's family therapy center.
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