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Tremayne v Hill (1987)
A motorist drives through red lights at a junction and knocks over a pedestrian who is crossing the road just beyond the junction.
Spiller v Brown (1999)
A woman attempts to cross the road in front of a bus from which she had just got off and is hit by a motorist travelling in the same direction
Punter v NTC Lumber Co Ltd
A pedestrian is knocked over by a lorry whilst crossing the road when the traffic lights showed amber.
Sang v Cornes (2005)
A pedestrian is knocked over by a car whilst crossing the road.
Goddard and Walker v Greenwood (2002)
Two joggers are struck by a vehicle as they cross a zebra crossing.
Snow v Giddins
A pedestrian tried to cross the road near to a pedestrian crossing with a central refuge but is struck by a passing motorcycle.
Kozimor v Adey (1962)
A 40 year old woman runs onto an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing and is hit by a passing motorist.
London Passenger Transport Board v Upson [1949]
A pedestrian crossing a street at a controlled pedestrian crossing was knocked down by a bus whose driver's view had been obscured by another vehicle at the crossing.
McCreery v Letson and others (2015)
A pedestrian is struck by a van after stepping out from behind a bus to cross the road.
Rose v South East London and Kent Bus Company Limited (2004)
A girl crossing a road is hit by a bus as she slips before reaching the other side.
McEwan v Lothian Buses
A pedestrian is struck by the mirror of a bus whilst walking down the pavement.
Osei-Antwi v South East London and Kent Bus Company Limited (2010)
A girl gets off a bus and when standing next to some railing is hit by the same bus as it turns sharp left.
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