Geneva police are appealing for witnesses after a driver hit a teenage girl on a zebra crossing and drove off.
The collision happened last Saturday around lunchtime at the junction of rue Liotard and rue Poterie.
Investigators say the driver was turning right toward rue de Lyon when the car struck the girl.
The vehicle is described as a small black city car with Swiss plates.
Anyone who saw the incident, or who can identify the car, is asked to contact Geneva police.
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