THIS is the shocking moment a woman was struck by a van then a car as she walked across a zebra crossing in a double hit-and-run crash.
The 59-year-old was first clipped by a white Transit van while making her way over a busy main road in Bursledon, Hampshire.
She then spins as she falls to the ground while the van continues driving.
While lying on the road, the woman is then hit by what is believed to be a Ford Fiesta.
The driver of that vehicle then speeds off – leaving the pedestrian injured on the ground.
A man who crossed the road with her can be seen attempting to help the woman at first before he continues on with his journey.
The footage ends with the woman picking up her belongings that have been left strewn in the road.
Police have now launched an investigation to find the drivers following the horror at 5pm on Thursday.
They said the woman was left with an injured hand but was thankfully not more wounded in the double hit-and-run.
Anyone with information can call police on 101 quoting 44220506427.
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