Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by driver in Vaughan
A pedestrian has serious injuries after being struck by the driver of a vehicle in Vaughan on Sunday evening.
York Regional Police say the collision happened around 6:30 p.m. at Highway 7 and Kipling Avenue.
They said a pedestrian was sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle turning right off of Kipling onto Highway 7.
Driver remained on scene, they said.
Roads in the area were closed for several hours as police investigated.
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