Guelph Police investigating after pedestrian struck by vehicle, airlifted to hospital

Photo provided by the Guelph Police Service

By CityNews Kitchener Staff

Posted Jan 30, 2025 02:15:47 PM.

Last Updated Jan 30, 2025 03:23:46 PM.

A Guelph woman was airlifted to hospital after being stuck by vehicle in the royal city early Thursday morning.

Police said it happened just after 5 a.m. in the area of Woolwich Street South and Speedvale Avenue.

They said early investigations show a Guelph woman in her thirties was walking on the road wearing dark clothing was struck by a vehicle.

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The driver, who was not hurt remained on scene and cooperated with police.

Woolwich Street was closed for most of Thursday morning, but reopened around 12:30 p.m.

Anyone who witnessed the crash or who as video footage is asked to contact the Guelph Police traffic unit.

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