Tennessee Driver Accused of Killing 2 College Cyclists Fails to Brake Before Deadly Crash

A Tennessee driver accused of killing two college cyclists in a crash allegedly failed to brake or take evasive action before colliding with the group of cyclists, who were riding together on the road, resulting in the deaths of the two victims and serious injuries to five others. The driver's failure to exercise caution is being questioned as authorities investigate the cause of the accident. According to court documents, the incident occurred when the driver crossed into the cyclists' path without slowing down or making any attempt to avoid the collision. The driver faces charges in connection with the fatal crash.