Dramatic CCTV footage has emerged showing the heart-stopping moment a woman was sent flying through the air after being struck by a car near a bus stop in London.
The shocking video captures the pedestrian standing at a bus shelter on a typical London street when suddenly a black car mounts the pavement and strikes her with tremendous force.
The Terrifying Impact
In the blink of an eye, the woman is thrown like a ragdoll across the pavement, her body twisting in the air before landing on the hard surface. The sheer violence of the impact leaves viewers breathless, highlighting how quickly ordinary daily routines can turn into life-threatening situations.
Eyewitnesses described scenes of panic and confusion as bystanders rushed to help the injured woman. One local shopkeeper recalled: "I heard this enormous crash and then people screaming. When I looked out, I saw her lying on the ground and people running to help."
Emergency Response and Recovery
Emergency services rushed to the scene within minutes, with paramedics providing critical medical attention before transporting the victim to a nearby hospital. Despite the horrific nature of the incident, authorities have confirmed the woman survived the ordeal.
London Ambulance Service confirmed they treated a patient at the scene for serious injuries. A spokesperson stated: "We were called to reports of a road traffic collision involving a pedestrian. We sent multiple resources to the scene and treated one patient before taking them to hospital."
Road Safety Concerns Raised
The incident has reignited concerns about pedestrian safety in urban areas, particularly around public transport hubs. Local residents have expressed worries about vehicle speeds and pavement protection in the area.
Transport for London has been notified about the incident and is reportedly reviewing safety measures in the vicinity. A Metropolitan Police spokesperson confirmed they are investigating the circumstances leading to the collision.
The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene and is cooperating with police inquiries. No arrests have been made as investigations continue into what caused the vehicle to mount the pavement.
