Pedestrian Crash on Las Vegas Boulevard Left One Hurt

LAS VEGAS, NV (March 9, 2022) – A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after an accident on Las Vegas Boulevard Tuesday evening.

At around 4:53 p.m., police responded to a collision on the 3900 block of Las Vegas Boulevard.

Furthermore according to a preliminary investigation, a 2015 Ford Escape hit a pedestrian walking in a crosswalk against the “Don’t Walk” sign.

Consequently, a portion of the roadway was temporarily shutdown to allow for cleanup and preliminary duties.

Moreover, paramedics transported the victim to a Trauma Center for treatment of serious injuries.

Meanwhile, impairment was ruled out as a factor in the strike. An active investigation into the incident is still ongoing.

Whether you are a driver or a pedestrian, it is important to follow all traffic laws and be cautious of the conditions of the road. If you’re behind the wheel, avoid distractions and look out for pedestrians at all times. If you’re a pedestrian, cross the streets at designated crosswalks or intersections. When walking alongside a road, remain on the sidewalk wherever possible. If there is no sidewalk, walk on the shoulder and face oncoming traffic. By obeying traffic laws and taking safety precautions, you can help prevent accidents on the road.

After an accident, your main focus should be on your health. At Sweet James, they help accident victims heal by pursuing their cases from beginning to end. With them, the only thing you have to focus on is getting back on your feet, they take care of the rest. Moreover, if you or someone you love has been injured in a pedestrian accident, call them today at (800) 975-3435 for a free case evaluation. Furthermore, one of their experienced legal professionals will assist you. They are also available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to answer any of your questions through email, text message, or online chat. Click here to request a police report.

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