Crime & Safety
Pedestrian Struck by Tow Truck on Rt. 309 Could Be Cited
Upper Saucon Township Police are investigating an accident in which a 42-year-old pedestrian walking along Rt. 309 Thursday night was struck by a tow truck, and the man could be cited or charged depending on the outcome of that investigation.
Upper Saucon Township Police are investigating an accident in which a 42-year-old pedestrian walking along Rt. 309 Thursday night was struck by a tow truck, and the man—who suffered several broken bones—could be cited or charged depending on the investigation's outcome, the Express-Times reported Friday.
The man—who is from the Quakertown area—was walking north along the road's southbound shoulder when he was struck by the tow truck driver at about 7:25 p.m., and police say he was walking too close to the road, the newspaper reported.
Photo: The intersection of W. Saucon Valley Road and Route 309 in Upper Saucon Township is one of the largest and busiest intersections in the Southern Lehigh area (image source: Google Maps screen shot).
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