Middlesex Township, PA – Pedestrian Struck Crossing Harrisburg Pike (November 5, 2026)
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A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle while crossing the 1000 block of Harrisburg Pike in Middlesex Township, Cumberland County, on the evening of November 5, 2026. According to Middlesex Township police, the collision occurred around 8:35 p.m. as a 32-year-old man was crossing the roadway and a vehicle traveling southbound toward Carlisle struck him.
The pedestrian suffered head and leg injuries in the collision and was taken from the scene for medical treatment. Police said he is expected to survive his injuries. The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene following the crash and has been cooperating with investigators as the case continues to be reviewed.
Middlesex Township police said the circumstances surrounding the crash remain under investigation, including the exact sequence of events that led to the pedestrian being struck. As of this report, no charges had been filed in connection with the collision, and officers said they are continuing to gather information from anyone who may have witnessed the crash or the moments leading up to it.
Harrisburg Pike is a heavily traveled roadway that runs through a mixed residential and commercial stretch of Middlesex Township, carrying significant evening traffic between surrounding communities and Carlisle. Collisions involving pedestrians on busy corridors like this one can result in serious injuries requiring hospitalization and extended recovery, underscoring the importance of visibility and caution for both drivers and those on foot after dark.
A full crash report will be available from the Middlesex Township Police Department once the investigation concludes. Anyone who witnessed the crash or who has additional information is asked to contact the Middlesex Township Police Department at 717-238-9676 or by emailing tips@middlesextwp.com.
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- Requests can be made online or by mailing form SP 7-0015.
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