A driver struck a woman in a motorized wheelchair Saturday in Lynnwood. (Lynnwood police)

Woman on wheelchair hit by car in Lynnwood, seriously hurt

The woman was on a sidewalk, passing by a drive-thru in Lynnwood, when a driver pulled out and hit her.

LYNNWOOD — A driver struck a woman in a motorized wheelchair in Lynnwood Saturday afternoon, according to police.

The driver was reportedly pulling out of a drive-thru in the 4100 block of 196th Street SW. The woman, 51, was on the sidewalk crossing the drive-thru.

She was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle with serious injuries.

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