Pedestrian Injured in Greeneville Crash

Police say driver was not speeding when vehicle struck pedestrian crossing outside crosswalk

Published on Mar. 9, 2026

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The Greeneville Police Department reported that a pedestrian was injured after being struck by a vehicle on Saturday night at the intersection of Tusculum Blvd. and East Grove St. According to the crash report, the pedestrian was attempting to cross the roadway in an area that was not a designated crosswalk when they were hit by a vehicle traveling eastbound. The driver reported it was raining heavily at the time.

Why it matters

Pedestrian safety is an ongoing concern, especially in areas without proper infrastructure like crosswalks. This incident highlights the risks pedestrians face when crossing outside of designated areas, and the importance of both drivers and pedestrians being alert and cautious, particularly in inclement weather.

The details

The police report states that two witnesses near the scene told officers they did not believe the driver was speeding at the time of the crash. The injured pedestrian was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment of suspected injuries.

  • The incident occurred around 8:25 p.m. on Saturday, March 9, 2026.

The players

Greeneville Police Department

The local law enforcement agency that responded to and investigated the crash.

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The takeaway

This accident underscores the need for pedestrians to use designated crosswalks and for both drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution, especially in poor weather conditions, to prevent serious injuries.