Bradford County, FL (August 29, 2018) - A pedestrian was killed in an accident Monday evening in Bradford County.
Police report that 18-year-old William Cameron was walking on 7th Avenue in Keystone Heights around 10:00 Monday evening. While walking, he was struck by a Ford Taurus driven by 50-year-old Deborah Crawford. Cameron sustained serious injuries in the collision and was pronounced dead on scene. Crawford suffered minor injuries and was transported to Shands Hospital for treatment.
There is no word on the sequence of events leading up to the crash or whether Cameron was walking in a marked area when he was struck. Officers have not released any further details as the cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Pedestrian are a common sight across Florida. In large metropolitan areas and also rural counties, pedestrians are out and about on a daily basis. It is important for drivers to remember that they must exercise caution around pedestrians, including stopping at all crosswalks and remaining alert and attentive to the road at all times. Many pedestrian accidents occur due to driver distraction and failing to yield properly to a pedestrian.
At Rubenstein Law, we have seen many tragic pedestrian accidents that have the ultimate consequences. If we can assist you or a loved one with a pedestrian accident case, call us now. One of our experienced attorneys will be glad to discuss your case and your legal rights with you in a free consultation at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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