Pedestrian Injured in Mount Holly Car Accident on Route 38

Investigation Underway After Pedestrian Injured in Motor Vehicle Collision Along Route 38 in Mount Holly

MOUNT HOLLY, NEW JERSEY (February 21, 2026) –  A pedestrian was seriously injured in a Mount Holly car accident along Route 38 not far from Pine Street.

New Jersey State Police are saying the collision took place around 6:15 AM on Thursday. A pedestrian was trying to cross Route 38 when they were hit by a motor vehicle.

The force of the impact caused major damage to the left side of the vehicle’s windshield. Paramedics were called to the scene of the accident to help the victim.

The victim was taken to the hospital to receive treatment.

Liability for Mount Holly Pedestrian Accidents

Many pedestrians are killed or seriously injured every year in the United States. According to the GHSA, “Drivers struck and killed 7,148 people walking in the United States in 2024, down 4.3% from the year before and the second annual decline, but nearly 20% higher than the 2016 level.” Victims of pedestrian accidents tend to suffer very serious injuries.

• Broken bones
• Head injuries
• Lacerations
• Spinal cord injuries

If a driver fails to slow down to avoid colliding with a pedestrian, they could be held at fault for the collision through a personal injury claim. Damages in a civil claim can help cover lost wages, medical bills, and pain and suffering. A personal injury attorney can examine the unique facts of your case free of cost and let you know what your legal options are.

Investigating Mount Holly Pedestrian Accidents

We at GLK Law extend our best wishes to the pedestrian injured in this collision. Any person that witnessed this collision should contact the police. It is our sincere hope that steps are taken to prevent similar tragedies.

Have you or someone that you care about been injured in a Mount Holly pedestrian accident? Our team of pedestrian accident attorneys is here for you. We care deeply that victims are aware of their rights and that those rights are being protected. You can reach out to us anytime at (516) 908-9792.