A 20-year-old woman died after being hit on a pedestrian crossing in Hradec Králové, and police are now looking for witnesses and drivers with camera footage. The fatal incident happened on Sunday, 25 October, at about 17.45 in Sokolská Street near the Faculty Hospital. The woman entered the crosswalk and was struck by a vehicle travelling from Hradecká Street towards Střelecká. Police say the woman later died from her injuries. Investigators are also examining the next part of the incident, after which the woman was allegedly involved in a further collision with another vehicle. The driver of that vehicle allegedly continued towards the intersection of Střelecká and Rašínova. Officers are asking anyone who saw what happened in the area around the hospital at the time to contact them. They are also appealing to drivers who passed the location and may have dashcam or other camera recordings showing the crash, the situation immediately before it, or the movement of the vehicles involved. To help the investigation, witnesses can call 158 or 974 527 360. Police also reported weekly traffic figures for the Královéhradecký Region. Between 19 and 25 October, officers recorded 75 traffic accidents, with one person killed and 20 others injured. Total property damage reached 8,902,000 Czech crowns. The most frequent cause was an incorrect way of driving, recorded in 47 cases. Eleven crashes were linked to drivers failing to give way, nine had another cause, six involved speeds that were not appropriate, and two were related to incorrect overtaking. Alcohol was recorded in two accidents, while no cases involving drugs or psychotropic substances appeared in the weekly statistics. Thursday saw the most crashes, with 17 reported. The investigation into the crossing collision, including the alleged involvement of a second vehicle, is ongoing.