DENVER — A pedestrian was taken to the hospital with “unknown extent of injuries” after they were hit in Denver’s Mar Lee neighborhood Monday evening by a driver who did not stop.
The crash happened at South Federal Boulevard and West Florida Avenue, the Denver Police Department said in a tweet.
The department did not outline the victim’s condition, only saying they were taken to the hospital with “unknown extent of injuries.”
This is a developing story.
Source : Denver 7
(Credit : ABC News)
If you or a loved one were involved in or affected by this accident and would like the incident’s official Police Report, our Denver Personal Injury Lawyers might be able to help.
Pedestrian crashes remain a serious safety problem across the United States. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 7,080 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes nationwide in 2024. More than 71,000 pedestrians were also injured.
The problem is significant in Colorado as well. According to the Colorado Department of Transportation, 120 pedestrians were killed on Colorado roads in 2024. Denver recorded 18 pedestrian fatalities that year, the second-highest total among Colorado counties.
Visibility is an important factor in many pedestrian crashes. CDOT reports that 78 pedestrian fatalities in Colorado occurred when it was dark in 2024, representing 65% of all pedestrian deaths that year.
The longer-term trend also remains concerning. In 2025, the state of Colorado recorded 127 pedestrian fatalities. Between 2020 and 2025, Denver County alone recorded 140 pedestrian deaths, more than any other state county during that period.
Pedestrians have little physical protection when struck by a motor vehicle. Even a collision at a relatively low speed can cause traumatic brain injuries, fractures, spinal injuries, internal injuries, or other life-changing harm.
Common factors that can contribute to pedestrian crashes include:
If you or someone you love has been injured while walking, a Denver pedestrian accident attorney can investigate what happened and help determine who may be responsible.
Our Denver personal injury attorneys represent pedestrians injured by negligent drivers throughout Denver and surrounding Colorado communities. Pedestrian accidents can result in extensive medical care, time away from work, long-term rehabilitation, and permanent injuries.
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