POLICE are appealing for further witnesses to a road traffic collision which killed a cyclist on the A38.
Chris Dennehy died at Derriford Hosiptal shortly after the collision on September 5.
Sgt Jane Corkhill from the Serious Collisions Investigation Unit said: "We are appealing to motorists travelling east and westbound on the A38 in the Smithaleigh and Lee Mill area around the time of the collision who witnessed the incident.
"We are particularly interested in speaking with anyone who saw Mr Dennehy cycling prior to the collision or anyone that saw a silver coloured HGV carrying metals and plastics heading eastbound on the A38 around the time of the incident.
"We also are very keen to trace the occupants of a dark coloured 4x4 vehicle that may have witnessed the collision itself. If you have any information please call tel 101 and quote log 252 of 5th September 2014."
A 42 year-old local man is currently on police bail in connection with the collision.
Mr Dennehy, 58, from Plympton worked at Tesco Lee Mill for 35 years.
After his death his family released a statement to saying he loved cycling and rode to work daily. He was a committed catholic who spent all of his free time and raising funds for charity.
