PITTSBURGH, PA – A woman died Wednesday morning following a pedestrian collision in east Pittsburgh, according to Post-Gazette.
The fatal incident unfolded at South Dallas Avenue and Reynolds Street, at about 9:00 a.m.
Pittsburgh Public Safety officials have not released a statement regarding the circumstances of the event, but the woman, whose name and age remains undisclosed, was hit by a vehicle at the scene.
First responders arrived to find the victim unconscious. She was rushed to an area hospital where she was succumbed to her injuries shortly after.
It’s unclear whether the driver will be facing any charges or citations, but they stayed at the crash site and cooperated with investigators.
Post-Gazette noted that the intersection is controlled by traffic lights, and its crosswalks have “walk” and “don’t walk” signals.
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