Victoria Police say the driver has been charged under the Motor Vehicles Act with intimidating bumping and running, filmed by a camera in December.
The collision happened around 9 am on December 30, as the victim was crossing the street at a green light at the intersection of Bay and Blanchard streets.
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The video shows someone driving a heavily snow-covered MINI Countryman who hits a woman on the sidewalk, then continues through a red traffic light, nearly colliding with another vehicle.
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The good Samaritans came to the rescue of the pedestrian, and the police claim that she did not receive life-threatening injuries.
Investigators seized a suspect vehicle the next day.
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Police said on Friday that the driver had been charged under the BC Motor Vehicles Act and the Motor Vehicle Regulations, but had not faced criminal charges.
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Charges include driving without proper care and attention, not staying at the scene of a collision, driving with an obstructed view and an illegible sign.
The driver was fined $ 1,075 and given eight unfavorable points.
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