Man in critical condition after being hit by vehicle in Longueuil
A police officer approaches a pick-up truck at the scene where a pedestrian was struck in Longueuil's Saint-Hubert borough on Monday, July 15, 2024. (CTV News)
A man in his 50s is in critical condition after being hit by a vehicle Monday morning in a residential area in Longueuil.
Police say the collision happened at around 11 a.m. near the corner of Payer Boulevard and Jarry Street in the Saint-Hubert borough.
Payer Boulevard is closed between Jarry and Cummings streets as police are examining the scene of the collision.
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