Jacksonville, FL (June 23, 2019) - A serious crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian was reported in Jacksonville on Saturday, June 22nd. The crash occurred just before 10:00 p.m. at the intersection of Phillips Highway and Shad Road.
Deputies with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, along with rescue crews, responded to the crash scene. The incident occurred in the northbound lanes. Serious injuries have been reported but it is unclear if the injuries are life-threatening. There is no further information on how the crash took place, and officers have not identified either the pedestrian or the driver involved.
All of the northbound lanes were closed while police were on scene to investigate. There is no further information available at this time.
More than 10,000 pedestrians are hurt annually in crashes. Approximately three-quarters of all pedestrian crashes will require victims to be hospitalized. Pedestrians frequently suffer serious injuries in these collisions, including head trauma and broken bones, as well as neck and spinal cord injuries. The injuries from a pedestrian crash can literally last a lifetime, requiring extensive and costly medical care.
If you or a loved one have been hurt in a Florida pedestrian crash, an experienced Florida pedestrian accident attorney can help. At Rubenstein Law, our team is here for you during your times of need. We will fight to obtain the compensation you rightfully deserve when you have been a victim of another driver's negligence.
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