Pedestrian Struck in Bustleton Avenue Crosswalk

A hit-and-run accident took place in Northeast Philadelphia when a woman in a crosswalk was struck, and the driver fled the scene. The accident took place on Bustle Avenue at the Stanwood Street crosswalk. The accident took place at 8:44 a.m., and the woman is now suffering traumatic brain injuries from the accident.

In situations where a driver strikes a passenger, the risk of serious injury and ongoing loss is high. In this case, the driver fled the scene, which is illegal in the state of Pennsylvania. For the victim, it may seem challenging to recover any damages in this case, but the guidance of a Philadelphia pedestrian accident lawyer may be able to help.

Police Have Video

The police are investigating the accident and have obtained video of what occurred. The video shows a woman in the crosswalk at the intersection and a Honda Civic vehicle striking her. The driver got out of the vehicle and pulled the victim out of the roadway before leaving the scene prior to first responders arriving. The woman sustained serious injuries from the accident, including traumatic brain damage.

Videos like this can be an excellent source of information for police. Having a pedestrian accident lawyer by your side to answer your questions and investigate the incident is even more important for victims. You need an advocate ready to fight for you. Turn to Kwartler Manus today in any situation where you have injuries from another driver’s negligence. Request a free consultation to learn more about your rights. 

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