Pedestrian Struck by Semi-Truck Critically Injured
Hayden Ave & W Broad St
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- Emergency responders in Columbus, Ohio, attended to a motorcycle accident on W Broad St, where a pedestrian was subsequently struck by a semi-truck. One individual is in critical condition and has been transported to the hospital. Traffic in the area is being redirected as the scene is managed.
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The address reported for this incident has changed to Hayden Ave & W Broad St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1306 W Broad St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hayden Ave & W Broad St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1306 W Broad St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hayden Ave & W Broad St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1306 W Broad St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hayden Ave & W Broad St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1306 W Broad St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Hayden Ave & W Broad St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1306 W Broad St.
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In this situation I’m not sure if the guy was tryin to cross broad st or was just riding along the side. Which is another thing broad st should have - separated bike paths.
People jaywalk this section of broad st all day and night. Wish the city would put in more pedestrian safety measures - 25 mph instead of 35 mph (and people usually going 45-50 mph irl), center medians, more crosswalks with flashing lights. People gotta stop wearing all black at night and be more aware too, but I doubt that’ll change any time soon.
By the time I was outside paramedics were surrounding him and getting him on the stretcher, my eyesight isn’t super great either so couldn’t get a good look
I wasn’t close enough to see him
In this situation I’m not sure if the guy was tryin to cross broad st or was just riding along the side. Which is another thing broad st should have - separated bike paths.
People jaywalk this section of broad st all day and night. Wish the city would put in more pedestrian safety measures - 25 mph instead of 35 mph (and people usually going 45-50 mph irl), center medians, more crosswalks with flashing lights. People gotta stop wearing all black at night and be more aware too, but I doubt that’ll change any time soon.
By the time I was outside paramedics were surrounding him and getting him on the stretcher, my eyesight isn’t super great either so couldn’t get a good look
I wasn’t close enough to see him
In this situation I’m not sure if the guy was tryin to cross broad st or was just riding along the side. Which is another thing broad st should have - separated bike paths.
People jaywalk this section of broad st all day and night. Wish the city would put in more pedestrian safety measures - 25 mph instead of 35 mph (and people usually going 45-50 mph irl), center medians, more crosswalks with flashing lights. People gotta stop wearing all black at night and be more aware too, but I doubt that’ll change any time soon.
By the time I was outside paramedics were surrounding him and getting him on the stretcher, my eyesight isn’t super great either so couldn’t get a good look
I wasn’t close enough to see him
In this situation I’m not sure if the guy was tryin to cross broad st or was just riding along the side. Which is another thing broad st should have - separated bike paths.
People jaywalk this section of broad st all day and night. Wish the city would put in more pedestrian safety measures - 25 mph instead of 35 mph (and people usually going 45-50 mph irl), center medians, more crosswalks with flashing lights. People gotta stop wearing all black at night and be more aware too, but I doubt that’ll change any time soon.
By the time I was outside paramedics were surrounding him and getting him on the stretcher, my eyesight isn’t super great either so couldn’t get a good look
I wasn’t close enough to see him
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In this situation I’m not sure if the guy was tryin to cross broad st or was just riding along the side. Which is another thing broad st should have - separated bike paths.
People jaywalk this section of broad st all day and night. Wish the city would put in more pedestrian safety measures - 25 mph instead of 35 mph (and people usually going 45-50 mph irl), center medians, more crosswalks with flashing lights. People gotta stop wearing all black at night and be more aware too, but I doubt that’ll change any time soon.
By the time I was outside paramedics were surrounding him and getting him on the stretcher, my eyesight isn’t super great either so couldn’t get a good look
I wasn’t close enough to see him