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Savannah Pedestrian Accident: Car Hits 78-year-old Woman Crossing Street


Posted on Apr 18, 2011

As reported by the Savannah Morning News on savannahnow.com, a 78-year-old woman was hit by a white Honda Civic while crossing Wallin Street near 39th Street.  She was carrying packages from a nearby shopping center. The woman was transported to Memorial University Medical Center with "potentially life-threatening" injuries according to Metro police.

The driver stopped after hitting the woman and is being questioned by investigators.

At this point it is too early to determine what may have contributed to this unfortunate accident.  Some questions we would have are: Was the driver distracted in any way?  What speed was the driver estimated to be going?  What color clothes was the pedestrian wearing? What was the lighting like at the intersection?  Was their any mechanical problems with the Honda Civic?

Regardless of the answers, we are wishing the woman full recovery.

Ty Wilson is a personal injury attorney in Georgia and is dedicated to helping injured people and their families. Call his office today at 888-689-5224 to order his free book, 10 Secrets of Georgia Car Wreck Claims. This book is intended to give you and/or your loved one a solid foundation regarding Georgia auto accident claims, how to hire an attorney, and how to deal with the insurance company prior to speaking with an attorney.

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