Man Critically Injured in Pedestrian Crash on 16th Street [San Francisco, CA]

Male Pedestrian in Critical Condition after Collision at 16th and Mission Streets

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SAN FRANCISCO, CA (July 7, 2018) – A man was critically injured Saturday evening following a pedestrian crash on 16th Street.
 
As per reports, the collision took place at about 9:45 PM. A red sedan attempted to turn right from 16th street onto Mission Street at full speed when it struck a pedestrian waiting in front of a bus shelter. The impact sent the man airborne before landing onto the roadway.
 
Bystanders rushed to help the injured victim, who was not breathing and unresponsive at first. A witness attempted to administer life-saving efforts after feeling the victim’s pulse. That was when medics arrived to transport the pedestrian to a local hospital, where he was listed in critical condition. His identity and place of residence were not immediately available.
 
The driver of the red sedan remained at the scene and was cooperative with police officials. No arrests were made, and the cause of the collision remains under investigation at this time.
 
It is important to always stay alert and aware behind the wheel. By obeying traffic laws and being cautious of your surroundings, you can prevent unforeseen accidents and keep yourself and others safe on the road. DO not get behind the wheel if you find yourself under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

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