Car hits pedestrian pushing stroller in Lynnwood, injuring baby, adult

Lynnwood, WALocal News

A serious incident occurred in Lynnwood on Thursday when a pedestrian pushing a baby stroller was hit by a vehicle, resulting in injuries to both individuals. The accident took place around 2:50 p. m. on 67th Place W, an area lacking sidewalks, which raises significant concerns about pedestrian safety. First responders quickly transported the adult and child to Harborview Medical Center for treatment.

The driver remained on the scene and cooperated with police, but was found to have a suspended license. Fortunately, authorities reported no signs of drug or alcohol influence, indicating that the crash may have resulted from other factors. The local police department is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. This event highlights the ongoing safety issues faced by pedestrians in areas without adequate walkways, prompting community members to seek improvements in infrastructure to prevent future accidents.

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