Vancouver Police Investigate Collision Involving Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle

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A pedestrian was critically injured in a collision with a vehicle on January 28, 2025, at SE 117th Ave/SE Mill Plain Blvd in Vancouver, Washington. The driver, traveling eastbound, struck the pedestrian crossing mid-block, approximately 10 feet from the nearest designated crosswalk, and against the walk symbol. Emergency responders quickly transported the pedestrian to the hospital, where they are being treated for life-threatening injuries. This incident is particularly concerning as it represents the third serious injury or fatality involving a pedestrian in Vancouver this year. The Vancouver Police Department Traffic Unit is conducting a thorough investigation to determine the circumstances of the collision.

Authorities are calling attention to pedestrian safety, highlighting the need for drivers and pedestrians to adhere to traffic signals and crosswalks. With rising incidents of pedestrian-related accidents, community discussions around traffic safety measures are becoming increasingly critical. The ongoing investigation aims to shed light on how such accidents can be prevented in the future.

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