Police and fire units converged on Ederlee Drive near Regency Park in Cary on Wednesday morning after a vehicle struck a pedestrian. The incident occurred in an area that blends residential neighborhoods with business parks, adjacent to the Koka Booth Amphitheater.

At least one ambulance was dispatched to the scene, and emergency crews established a temporary road closure while they tended to the injured party. A Town of Cary spokesperson confirmed that a person had been hit, but did not provide further information about the victim’s age or identity.

Witnesses reported seeing police officers speaking with bystanders along the roadside. It was not immediately clear whether the driver remained at the scene after the collision.

The swift response by Cary’s public‑safety teams reflects the town’s commitment to protecting residents and visitors in mixed‑use areas. By securing the roadway and providing medical assistance, officials aimed to minimize further risk to traffic and ensure a prompt investigation.

What residents should know

Motorists traveling on Ederlee Drive are advised to remain alert for any lingering traffic control measures and to follow directions from law‑enforcement officers. The town’s public‑safety department will continue to investigate the circumstances of the crash and will release additional details when they become available.

Community members with information about the incident are encouraged to contact the Cary Police Department. The department’s spokesperson reiterated that the safety of Cary’s neighborhoods and business districts remains a top priority.

Original reporting: WRAL Raleigh — read the source article.