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EMILY HAMER, STATE JOURNAL ARCHIVES
A pedestrian was killed in a hit and run on East Washington Avenue early Saturday morning, Madison police reported.
The 30-year-old was struck on the road by a vehicle entering the 800 block of East Washington Avenue near Paterson Street at around 1:20 a.m., Lt. Paul Bauman said in a report.
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The dark-colored sedan that struck the pedestrian did not stop or provide assistance and fled the area, Bauman said.
Traffic was diverted from the area until about 5:15 a.m. for the investigation by an accident investigation specialist from the Madison Police Department and the Wisconsin State Patrol, Bauman said.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the police at 608-255-2345, or Madison Area Crime Stoppers at 608-266-6014 or TipsP3.com.
Photos: Madison’s most dangerous intersections, seen from space
No. 10: Packers Avenue and International Lane
Number of crashes: 19
Maximum violation received: Do not yield on a left turn.
# 9: Zeier Road and East Washington Avenue
Number of crashes: 19
Primary offense received: Listed as N / A, but the second most common offense involved distracted driving.
# 8: South Park Street and West Badger Road
Number of crashes: 20
Primary Violation Received: Listed as N / A, but the second most common violation involved turning on red lights.
N ° 7: Thierer Road and East Washington Avenue
Number of crashes: 20
Primary Violation Received: Listed as N / A, but the second most common violation involved turning on red lights.
# 6: North First Street and East Washington Avenue
Number of crashes: 21
Maximum violation received: Do not yield on a left turn.
No. 5: Buckeye Road and South Stoughton Road
Number of crashes: 22
Maximum violation received: Do not yield on a left turn.
# 4: South Baldwin Street and East Washington Avenue
Number of crashes: 22
Primary Violation Received: Listed as N / A, but the second most common violation involved failure to yield.
# 3: North Stoughton Road and East Washington Avenue
Number of crashes: 23
Highest violation received: Listed as N / A. The second most common violation was tied, which involved passing red lights or distracted driving.
N ° 2: Watts Road and South Gammon Road
Number of crashes: 24
Primary Violation Received: Listed as N / A, but the second most common violation involved turning on red lights.
N ° 1: Pleasant View Road and Mineral Point
Number of crashes: 30
Primary Violation Received: Listed as N / A, but the second most common violation involved a refusal to yield.
