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Pedestrian hit, killed by vehicle off I-280 EB in Harrison

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HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — One person died Sunday morning following a pedestrian crash on an Interstate 280 ramp in Harrison, according to local media.

The fatal incident occurred on the eastbound I-280 ramp at Harrison Avenue. Local police and first responders were called to the scene at around 9:30 a.m.

Authorities have not released a sequence of events leading up to the crash, but the pedestrian was found seriously injured and lying at the base of the ramp.

The victim, whose identity remains undisclosed at this time, was pronounced deceased at the scene.

Two drivers were seen cooperating with officers at the scene, but it was not immediately clear whether both were involved.

An investigation remains open and ongoing.

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Note: This blog reports on the types of cases our firm has extensive experience handling. It is painful to learn of the prevalence of these serious accidents, and it is our sincere hope that future catastrophes can be avoided. Our blog posts are written from scouring recent news stories. As more information is revealed, these stories may be updated. If the information in this blog article is outdated or false, please let us know so we can add updates or corrections.

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Written by: Brach Eichler Injury Lawyers Last Updated : August 28, 2023