Price city police investigate an auto-pedestrian accident on Carbonville Road

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Dennis Christensen of the Price city police investigates the scene of an accident on Jan. 17. Captain Kevin Drolc of the city police reported that a motorist was stopped while traveling south on Carbonville Road. The motorist reportedly had the sun in her eyes and failed to see a pedestrian crossing 100 North. According to Drolc the driver turned right, hitting the individual in the foot. The pedestrian received minor injuries and was taken to Castleview Hospital by a private automobile for evaluation. The driver involved in the accident was not charged at the scene.

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