Rt. 29 Pedestrian Hospitalized After Being Hit by Vehicle

Monday, Nov. 13 — A pedestrian remains hospitalized two days after he was hit by a driver on Route 29 in the West Falls Church area, police say. Medics and police were dispatched to Route 29 at the Hollywood Road intersection around 8:07 p.m. on Saturday (Nov. 11), according to scanner traffic on Open MHz and reported today on the Fairfax Now website

A 911 caller reported that a blue Tesla struck a pedestrian, who was injured, a police dispatcher told responding officers at 8:07 p.m. The Fairfax County Police Department didn’t confirm the type of vehicle involved in the crash by press time.

The pedestrian, an adult man, was transported to a hospital with injuries initially considered life-threatening, police said. Eastbound Route 29 was shut down at the intersection while police investigated the crash.

As of this morning (Monday), the man is still in the hospital, but his condition “has been upgraded to non-life threatening,” according to the FCPD.

Police say that the driver in the crash remained on the scene and “has cooperated fully” with the investigation, which is still active.

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