Pedestrian injured in collision on Shoreline Drive in Santa Barbara, California
Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle In Crosswalk Near Santa Barbara City College
The female driver of the Toyota FJ Cruiser was turning left onto Shoreline Drive from Loma Alta Drive at around 10:30 a.m. when she struck the man at low speed, said Santa Barbara City Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike de Ponce.
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