Suffolk police on Route 112 in Medford on Friday, where...

Suffolk police on Route 112 in Medford on Friday, where the rider of an e-bike was fatally struck in a collision with a pickup truck. Credit: Joseph Sperber

Police are investigating an early-morning crash that killed a Queens man riding an e-bike in Medford on Friday.

The collision occurred at the intersection of Route 112 and Woodside Avenue at 6:17 a.m., Suffolk County police said in an email.

Police identified the e-bike rider as Gilberto Guilbe, 35, of Far Rockaway, and said he was headed east on Woodside Avenue when he collided with a 1998 Chevrolet pickup truck headed north on Route 112.

The teen pickup truck driver was not injured — and, has not been charged, police said.

Guilbe was transported to NYU Langone Hospital-Suffolk in Patchogue, where he was pronounced dead, police said.

Fifth Squad detectives are asking anyone with information about the crash to contact them at 631-854-8552. Police said both the e-bike and pickup truck were impounded for safety checks.

More coverage: Every 7 minutes on average a traffic crash causing death, injury or significant property damage happens on Long Island. A Newsday investigation found that traffic crashes killed more than 2,100 people between 2014 and 2023 and seriously injured more than 16,000 people. To search for fatal crashes in your area, click here.

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