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PASCO, Franklin County, Wash., Oct. 29, 2026 — A juvenile riding a bicycle was injured on Wednesday night, October 28, when he was struck by a vehicle near 1100 W Yakima Street in Pasco, according to scanner traffic monitored at the scene.
The collision was reported around 7:49 p.m., where a vehicle reportedly struck a boy riding a bicycle. The Pasco Fire Department dispatched units, including an engine crew and a medic unit, to respond to the injury crash.
A Pasco Police officer at the scene radioed that the victim was a juvenile male. Dispatchers initially estimated his age at around 12 before later communications identified him as 13 years old. He was reported conscious and breathing but not moving, and medics were called in to treat him immediately. The extent of his injuries has not been released.
No further details on the vehicle involved or the driver have been made public. The crash remains under investigation.
We hope those who were hurt recover fully and quickly.
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What is "dooring" and why is it dangerous?
Dooring happens when a driver or passenger opens a car door into the path of an oncoming cyclist, giving the rider little time to react. It can cause serious falls or force cyclists into traffic.
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