Charges will not be laid after an 18-year-old woman was hit by a vehicle in Guelph last week.
Guelph police said the woman was crossing Willow Road between the Hanlon Expressway and Marksam Road on Thursday afternoon when she was hit by a vehicle.
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The woman was taken to a nearby hospital and then airlifted to another facility. She remains in hospital with a major ankle injury and some head trauma, according to a police spokesperson.
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The driver remained on scene and police had already ruled out alcohol and speed in the collision.
On Tuesday, police said the driver will not be charged in the investigation.
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