UPDATE: Pedestrian Hit by Vehicle in Downtown Whitehorse
A pedestrian was treated for non-life threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle at an intersection in downtown Whitehorse, according to Yukon RCMP spokesperson Calista MacLeod.
The incident occurred at around 12:50 p.m. on Nov. 3 at the intersection of 2nd Avenue and Elliott Street. The driver stayed on the scene, and a portion of 2nd Avenue was closed to traffic.
- Emergency services and the Whitehorse bylaw department closed the road between Main Street and Elliott Street.
- Traffic was diverted around the area.
The police investigation has wrapped up and traffic is no longer impacted, MacLeod confirmed at about 3 p.m.
A News reporter on scene observed one person being loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher.
Author's summary: Pedestrian hit by vehicle in Whitehorse, suffers non-life threatening injuries.
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