Pedestrian Hit, Injured by Minivan on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard Near Doliva Drive [San Diego, CA]

Pedestrian Accident in San Diego Results in Injuries

 
SAN DIEGO, CA (May 12, 2020) — A 69-year-old woman sustained injuries following Sunday’s pedestrian crash on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard near Doliva Drive.
 
According to San Diego Police Officer John Buttle, the 10:30 p.m. accident happened in the 5400 block of Clairemont Mesa Boulevard. The crash occured near the 805 Freeway.
 
The unidentified female pedestrian crossed Clairemont Mesa Boulevard, southbound outside of a marked crosswalk. After that, a 19-year-old man operating a 2000 Dodge Caravan struck her in the No. 3 eastbound lane.
 
Police added that the woman attempted to cross in an area that bore a “No Ped Crossing” and a “Use Crosswalk” sign.
 
Paramedics responded shortly thereafter to shuttle her to a hospital for a pelvic fracture and a head laceration.
 
The minivan driver stayed at the scene and complied with police questioning. However, police ruled out intoxication as a possible factor.
 
To decrease the dangers of car accidents whether you are a pedestrian or a driver, navigate the road with care and caution. Above all, an accident can happen at any time. However, if we remain vigilant and wary of our surroundings, we are able to maximize our safety.

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