Student hospitalized after getting hit by car near Scottsdale high school
A student was hospitalized Friday morning after getting hit by a vehicle near a Scottsdale high school, authorities said.
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PHOENIX – A student was hospitalized Friday morning after getting hit by a vehicle near a Scottsdale high school, authorities said.
The Scottsdale Fire Department said the female patient was in stable condition.
The Scottsdale Police Department told ABC15 that the vehicle-pedestrian collision occurred around 7:30 a.m. outside Coronado High School, which is located at 7501 E. Virginia Ave., near Scottsdale and Thomas roads.
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No other information was immediately available.
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The place where drivers should be on their best behavior is no longer safe for walkers. Ban cars from school zones. Make the schools safe to walk to again.