Redding, CA: Pedestrian Hit and Seriously Hurt by Vehicle at Cypress Avenue and Civic Center Drive
One Person Hospitalized after Redding Accident at Cypress Avenue and Civic Center Drive
Redding, California (April 23, 2021) – One person sustained serious injuries following a pedestrian accident in Redding Wednesday night, a local news source reported.
The major injury crash happened at about 10:00 p.m., on April 21, in the area of Cypress Avenue and Civic Center Drive in front of the Redding City Hall.
A female party was reportedly hit by a westbound white Ford Ranger in a marked crosswalk with her dog under unclear circumstances.
The Ford was heading west on Cypress Avenue, approaching Civic Center Drive at the crash time.
Major Injury Redding Pedestrian Accident
The unidentified woman was rushed to an area hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
The injured dog was taken by the Shasta County Animal Regulation after the wreck.
The involved motorist remained at the scene and cooperated with the law enforcers.
Meanwhile, the detectives handling the case are gathering more evidence to determine the cause of the accident.
Notable Pedestrian Accident Statistics According to the California Office of Traffic Safety:
- 893 pedestrians were killed, and more than 14,000 were injured on California roadways in 2018.
- California’s pedestrian fatality is almost 25% higher than the national average.
- California is among the leading states in pedestrian deaths.
Safety Tips for Pedestrians
- Make yourself visible to other road users by wearing bright colored clothes, reflector jackets, or using a flashlight when walking at night.
- Avoid distractions such as using your phone while on the streets.
- Cross streets on marked crosswalks and obey traffic lights.
- Always pay attention to your surroundings.
- Be predictable by observing all traffic rules and obeying signs and signals.
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