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One pedestrian severely injured near 2400 S WENTWORTH AVE in Chinatown

A pedestrian was severely injured after a Sunday morning collision in Chinatown on March 19, 2023 at 11:30 AM.

The crash occurred near 2400 S WENTWORTH AVE, at a t-intersection. The posted speed limit was 30 mph. There was a stop sign. The weather was clear and the roadway was dry. The police report did not specify a cause for the crash.

A 2008 Ford VAN was heading east while turning left. The driver, a 63-year-old man, was uninjured; his airbag did not deploy.

A 78-year-old man (pedestrian) was in a crosswalk; he reportedly suffered incapacitating injuries.

Police were notified at 11:40 AM and made a report on scene. This was the 725th injurious crash reported in March 2023, and the 2,883rd injurious crash reported in 2023.

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Where it happened

2400 S WENTWORTH AVE

Neighborhood
Chinatown
Nearest streets
S WENTWORTH AVE· W 24TH ST

Street view: 41.8491° N, 87.6321° W

2 people and 1 vehicle

2008 Ford VAN
Vehicle type
VAN/MINI-VAN
Vehicle use
PERSONAL
Maneuver
TURNING LEFT
Travel direction
E
First contact point
FRONT
Vehicle defect
NONE
Plate state
IL
Unit number
1
Driver: 63-year-old man Uninjured
Airbag
DID NOT DEPLOY
Reported Action
OTHER
City
CHICAGO
State
IL
License State
IL
Pedestrian: 78-year-old man Incapacitated
Safety Equipment
NONE PRESENT
Physical Condition
REMOVED BY EMS
Action
OTHER ACTION
Location
IN CROSSWALK
Visibility
NO CONTRASTING CLOTHING
Hospital
STROGER
City
CHICAGO
State
IL

Reported Conditions

Crash type
PEDESTRIAN
Primary cause
UNABLE TO DETERMINE
Weather
CLEAR
Lighting
DAYLIGHT
Road surface
DRY
Road defect
NO DEFECTS
Trafficway
T-INTERSECTION
Traffic control
STOP SIGN/FLASHER
Speed limit
30 MPH
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