Safety Alert: Caution Urged for Joggers After Minor Incident
In a concerning incident yesterday, a vehicle narrowly avoided colliding with two women on the Royalton Road around 6:00 AM. One of the women was hit by the vehicle but was unharmed.
She sought medical attention and was given a brace for her arm after the car knocked her right arm.
Witnesses reported that the vehicle was traveling at a high speed when it nearly struck the pedestrians. Thankfully, no serious injuries were reported, but the close call has raised alarms about pedestrian safety on the island.
Authorities are urging all joggers and walkers in the area to exercise heightened caution while traveling along this route.
Officials are reminding residents and visitors to remain vigilant and adhere to pedestrian safety measures.
The local community is encouraged to report any reckless driving to ensure the safety of everyone using the road.
As morning joggers and walkers are common on Royalton Road, it is crucial for both drivers and pedestrians to stay alert. The community is also advised to consider wearing bright or reflective clothing to increase visibility during early morning hours.
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