Scranton, PA (June 28, 2026) – A woman in her 50s was hurt after being struck in the roadway near the intersection of Winfield Street and Campbell Street in Scranton on June 26. Emergency units were called to assist after reports indicated the woman had a head injury.
The woman was found in the roadway following the accident. Additional details about how the pedestrian was struck and the circumstances leading up to it were not immediately available. No names or further information about the person involved have been released. The cause of the accident remains under review as more information becomes available.
We send our best wishes to the woman and hope for her full recovery.
Why Head Injuries in Pedestrian Accidents Can Be Serious
Head injuries are among the most common and severe outcomes in pedestrian accidents. Even when a person appears alert immediately afterwards, symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, confusion, or nausea can develop later. Medical evaluation is usually recommended because some brain injuries may not be obvious right away.
Healthcare providers may use physical examinations and imaging tests to determine the extent of an injury and decide on the most appropriate treatment. Recovery times vary depending on the severity of the trauma, with some people improving within days while others require extended rehabilitation. Monitoring for new or worsening symptoms after a head injury is also common, as prompt treatment can help reduce the risk of complications.
