Holly Hill, FL (August 18, 2018) – In Holly Hill, a fatal pedestrian accident took place that led to the death of one woman. The accident happened around 10 p.m. at the intersection of Nova Road and Walker Street.
Police said that, when they arrived at the scene, they found 30-year-old Bailey Good lying in the southbound lanes of Nova Road. She had been struck by a Buick sedan that was driven by an Ormond Beach woman. Good was quickly transported to the hospital but was pronounced dead while there.
Drivers and witnesses said that she had a green light at the time and had been driving the posted speed limit. Good had been on the south side of the intersection located near the crosswalk.
Police say that alcohol use was not a factor and that the driver was not facing criminal charges. An investigation continues at this time.
According to statistics, pedestrian accidents happen every day on our roadways. Stats show us that 2 pedestrians will lose their lives every day in these accidents and that 10,000 will be injured every year. Call us for more information on how we can help you get the results you deserve after you have been injured in a pedestrian accident. We extend our condolences to you at this time.
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