Police report that a driver in Montgomery County struck a child who was riding their bicycle and then fled the scene. The accident took place at the intersection of South York and School roads. Police were investigating what happened, but reported that the incident was captured on camera.
Police were called to the scene of an accident with reports that a pedestrian was struck. By the time police arrived, the driver of the SUV had fled the scene. However, surveillance video of the incident shows the child riding a bike in the middle of the intersection before a black SUV strikes them. The video shows the driver briefly pulling over before driving northbound along South York Road.
Police identified the driver, who is said to be cooperating with the investigation. There was no word on whether the driver would be charged. It is unclear if the child was hurt or how old they are. A Hatboro bicycle accident attorney from Kwartler Manus can assist with your case.
Striking a Bike Rider
A full investigation into this accident will provide clear information on whether the driver could have avoided striking the bike rider. It’s unclear if the bike rider had the right of way. In all cases, the driver is likely to face charges for fleeing the scene.
What to Do After a Hit and Run
If you are in a hit-and-run accident, call 911 to report the incident, get medical care, and gather as much information as you can. Afterward, turn to Kwartler Manus and allow our hit and run accident lawyer in Hatboro to guide you. We offer free consultations for new clients.
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