Man suffers serious head injury as car hits pedestrian on Waterloo Corner Road at Salisbury

A 29-year-old man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a car and pedestrian accident in Adelaide’s north.

A 29-year-old man has suffered serious injuries and was taken to hospital after emergency services were at the scene of a serious crash at Salisbury on Wednesday.

Just before 3pm, a car collided with a pedestrian on Waterloo Corner Road.

The injured man was taken to hospital where he received treatment and westbound traffic was closed for a few hours, but has since reopened.

SA Ambulance service told The Advertiser crews attending to a male at the scene with head injuries.

Police and emergency services are at the scene of a serious crash at Salisbury. Picture: Tim Joy

Police and emergency services at the scene of a serious crash at Salisbury. Picture: Tim Joy

Police at Waterloo Corner Road after a pedestrian was hit. Picture: Agnes Gichuhi

Police speak with people at the scene. Picture: Agnes Gichuhi

West-bound traffic on Waterloo Corner Road was diverted down Winzor Street. East-bound traffic was not affected.

Police advised to avoid the area and take an alternative route.

Originally published as Man suffers serious head injury as car hits pedestrian on Waterloo Corner Road at Salisbury