Beaumont – Steve Hardy ID’d Following Pedestrian Collision on Fannett Drive
Posted on Thursday, May 9th, 2019 at 6:02 am
Beaumont law enforcement officials have identified the male pedestrian who got hospitalized after getting struck by a vehicle on Fannett Drive, Tuesday.
The injured victim was identified as Steven Hardy, 37. He is a resident of Lumberton.
According to initial reports, Hardy was trying to pick up debris from a previous crash that took place near the intersection of Fannett Drive and Cardinal Road when he was struck by a Buick LeSabre that ran a red light. The impact of the collision left Hardy with various injuries. He was transported to CHRISTUS St. Elizabeth hospital with a serious head injury and cuts to his hand and knee. He is expected to recover.
Police did not release information about the driver of the LeSabre.
No charges have been filed as the investigation is still in progress.
We are deeply saddened for the family and loved ones of the injured victim. Our prayers and thoughts are with them. We strongly believe that the Beaumont Police Department will do everything to bring those responsible to justice.
Texas is among the states in the US that have the most car accidents which involved injuries and fatalities every year. Some of the common factors contributing to the rising cases of collisions in the area include the worsening traffic situation, weather conditions, and poor driving habits.
Bad driving habits are the greatest cause of a fatal crash. It can be lethal to the person behind the wheel, as well as the drivers on the road. Drivers who do not use their signal to change lanes or those who do not secure their blind spots before shifting direction are more likely to be involved in an accident. Some of the most dangerous driving habits include speeding, unsafe lane change, tailgating, and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you or someone you love has been a victim of a car accident with a negligent driver, you have a right to fair compensation for the trauma you experienced and the injuries you have suffered.
