Several Injured After Car Jumps Curb in Manhattan A white Nissan Altima, center, on Wednesday morning jumped a curb in the East Village in front of the grocery with the blue awning. One person was critically injured and several others were hurt, including a man on a Citi Bike, on Wednesday morning after a car ran onto a curb in the East Village in front of a corner bodega, leaving behind a trail of mangled bicycles, broken glass and other debris. The 32-year-old male driver of the car was taken into custody, the police said. He was southbound on Second Avenue shortly before 7 a.m. when he lost control of the vehicle near the corner of Fifth Street, the police said. He ran over a street sign, a fire hydrant and a tree before ripping through the outdoor display of a 24-hour bodega on the corner of Second Avenue and Fourth Street. Three people who were standing outside the bodega were injured, including a 62-year-old man who was later hospitalized in critical condition, the police said. The car, a white Nissan sedan, then moved back out onto the street and smashed into the man who was riding a Citi Bike, part of New York City's new ride share program. The bicyclist was hospitalized in stable condition, the police said. All of the victims were taken to Bellevue Hospital Center. Officials earlier had said eight people were hurt, three of them with life-threatening injuries. Photos from the scene showed the car, its front smashed up, sitting in the intersection just past the 24-hour bodega. In its wake was a trail of broken glass, scattered flowers and a tangled mess of metal from bicycles that had been locked up in front of the store that the car plowed into before coming to a halt. The battered blue Citi Bike lay several feet in front of the car in the intersection.