The women are expected to survive, though one of them is in critical condition, police said. Investigators said they were not walking in a crosswalk when they were struck.
A driver will not be ticketed after she hit three women in west Houston overnight, police said.
Houston police said four women were leaving Kamp Houston nightclub, crossing Westheimer near Potomac Drive, when three of them were struck by a car. Investigators said they were not walking in a crosswalk. The women were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive, though one of them is in critical condition, police said.
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