Overview
- Police say a duck boat operated by Boston Duck Tours struck a 62-year-old woman in a marked crosswalk near Faneuil Hall when the driver turned onto North Street.
- First responders evaluated the woman at the scene and Boston EMS transported her to Massachusetts General Hospital with injuries that police called not life-threatening.
- Passengers aboard the amphibious tour vehicle disembarked when officers arrived and police reported no visible damage to the duck boat.
- Boston Police described the crash as a preliminary investigation, made no arrests and said the matter remains under review.
- The vehicle involved is one of Boston Duck Tours’ World War II–era amphibious “duck boats,” a common tourist vehicle in the city used on street routes and for river excursions.