News: Woman in her 70s hospitalized after Scarborough pedestrian-vehicle collision
SCARBOROUGH, ON – A woman in her 70s was taken to a hospital after a pedestrian-vehicle collision in Scarborough on...
TORONTO, ON – A man was hospitalized with serious injuries Monday afternoon, July 22, after being hit by a vehicle while riding a bicycle in west Toronto, according to CityNews Everywhere.
The incident took place at the intersection of Kipling Avenue and Panorama Court, in the city’s Etobicoke neighborhood. Toronto police responded to the scene shortly after 2:00 p.m.
Authorities said that while the victim sustained major but non-life-threatening injuries, the driver also stayed back at the scene and took responsibility for the event.
Parts of the road were shut down for the response and investigation, but all all lanes have since reopened to traffic.
If you or a family member has been hurt in a bicycle collision because of a distracted driver, we would like to learn about your case and support you in the next steps. Our experienced Toronto bicycle accident lawyers at Grillo Law understand how to help you fight for justice and fight for maximum compensation. Contact our office today at 416 614 6000 or via our online form to book a free consultation.
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