The University student who collided with a vehicle while riding his bicycle Nov. 14 is no longer in critical condition, Charlottesville Police Lt. Ronnie Roberts said yesterday.
"He is improving but I'm sure he has a long trip to recovery right now," he said.
Witnesses were interviewed the morning after the incident and the Charlottesville Police Department presented the interviews to the Commonwealth's Attorney about a week later, Roberts said.
The police have completed their investigation, but Roberts could not comment on the witness statements.
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