Lakewood Toddler hospitalized after being struck by vehicle backing out of driveway

hatz ambulance tlsA Lakewood toddler was hospitalized this afternoon after being struck by a vehicle backing out of a driveway, police say.

The two-year old girl was struck around 3 PM while reportedly walking behind a vehicle backing out of a driveway in a development off of Route 88.

Hatzolah treated the child before transporting her to Jersey Shore Universal Medical Center with a leg injury.

With Summer in full swing and children playing outside, drivers are urged to use extra caution while backing out of driveways, and driving through developments.

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13 COMMENTS

  1. Why don’t people install back up cameras? What are they waiting for chas vestal on!! There’s a guy that comes down to your house and installs them for pretty cheap!!

  2. if you get a decent camera then you can see almost all the way to the ground behind the car/van. It also lets you see the sides if any kids are coming.

  3. WHY DOESENT HATZOLH and other organazation publicize the need fro back up cameras?

    1.lets get a letter signed by all rabonnim and roshe yeshivos urging the oilam to install back up cameras

    2. lets get a gvir to step fwd and subsidize the costs

  4. how about we just take it easy ………………………………………………..and start looking before we enter a car and being more observant while driving
    don’t drive and talk on cell phone

  5. Not driver’s responsibility to have back-up cam.
    All drivers’ responsibility to drive safely and conscientiously.
    But it’s the PARENT’s/ CAREGIVER’s responsibility to watch children. 2 year old shouldn’t be behind a moving car.
    I actually have a back-up cam…. but just saying. Don’t know why everyone making it sound like it’s the driver’s fault for not having back-up cam.

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