News: Pedestrian injured in Gerrard St. crash in Toronto 

TORONTO, ON –  A man in his 40s crossing Gerrard Street and Woodbine Avenue sustained minor injuries when he was hit by an oncoming vehicle Tuesday.

This collision happened around 5:10 p.m. along Merrill Bridge Road Park, according to Toronto Police Operations. By 5:17 p.m., crews shut down the intersection, and by 5:34 p.m., ambulance crews confirmed they took the pedestrian to a hospital for treatment.

COLLISION:
Gerrard St. & Woodbine Ave. area
5:10 p. m
– Reports of a pedestrian struck collision
– Man, 40’s struck by a vehicle
– Vehicle remained on scene
– Unknown injuries at this time#GO2673828
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— Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations) December 10, 2024

Police said the driver remained at the scene but did not specify if he would be cited or charged for his involvement in this crash.

Our team of news writers will follow up with more information once new details come to light.

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