News: 10-year-old hit by vehicle in Drew County while heading toward school bus

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DREW COUNTY, AR – Authorities said a child trying to catch a bus in Drew County Thursday morning was hit by a vehicle.

According to KATV, the incident occurred on Highway 425 North at about 6:15 a.m.  The Drew County Sheriff’s Office said a 10-year-old was trying to cross the highway to get on a school bus and was struck by a vehicle’s side-view mirror.

Deputies responded to the scene of the incident and transported the child to Drew Memorial Hospital in Little Rock.  The victim was reported to have sustained several broken bones but was expected to make a full recovery.

At Pfeifer Law, our dedicated Arkansas pedestrian accident attorney stands ready to help if you have been injured after being hit by a vehicle. He will review the details of your case and fight for fair compensation that will help with your expenses resulting from the traumatic incident. Contact our offices today at 501-374-4440 or online for a free consultation.

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