Michelle Kidder, 58, was struck and injured in collision while in a motorized wheelchair at South Creasy Lane and Amelia Avenue in Lafayette, Indiana
Modified Date:
Fri, 03/15/2024 - 7:29amAccident Date:
Wednesday, March 13, 2024Lafayette woman remains in critical condition after car vs. wheelchair crash
While she using the crosswalk, the light turned green and a 58-year-old Lafayette woman hit the wheelchair with her car.
Lafayette woman critical after Wednesday accident on Creasy Lane
Michelle Kidder of Lafayette remains in critical condition Thursday after being struck by a car Wednesday while crossing Creasy Lane in her motorized wheelchair, according to Lafayette police.
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Type: Pedestrian Accident
Topics:
Pedestrians in WheelchairsPeople Involved:
Michelle Kidder
Roadway:
South Creasy Lane and Amelia AvenueCity:
Lafayette, INCounty:
Tippecanoe County, INArea:
Lafayette, IN