Manchester, NH (August 26, 2026) – A 42-year-old Londonderry woman was seriously injured Monday, August 24, after being struck by a vehicle near S Mammoth Rd and Cohas Ave.
The collision happened at approximately 3:20 p.m. A 46-year-old Manchester woman was driving an Infiniti QX-56 and was not hurt.
The pedestrian was taken to a local hospital with serious bodily injuries. Southbound traffic remained closed for several hours after the wreck.
The cause and contributing factors remain under review as the investigation continues. We hope the woman seriously hurt receives the care and recovery she needs.
What Factors Are Reviewed After a Vehicle-Pedestrian Accident?
After a vehicle-pedestrian accident, investigators typically examine several details to determine how the contact occurred. This can include the positions and movements of the vehicle and pedestrian, traffic flow, visibility, and conditions along the road. Evidence such as vehicle damage, roadway markings, and available video may also help establish a clearer timeline.
Medical records can provide additional information about the severity and type of harm caused. Witness accounts may also offer useful details, although investigators compare those statements with physical evidence. In some cases, a review of traffic signals, lighting, and other roadway features can help explain the circumstances leading up to the collision.
Because early reports may contain only limited facts, additional information can become available as the review continues. The final findings may differ from the details initially released.
