Sources say a young child was on his way to summer camp on Eastern Parkway when he was struck by a van with passengers inside.

Police say the young boy was crossing the service road at Eastern Parkway and Albany Street around 8:40 a.m. when he was struck by a Nissan van with four passengers inside.

Police say none of the passengers were injured. The boy was rushed to Maimonides Hospital, where he is in critical condition.

Last month, an 8-year-old boy was hit and killed at the same intersection. Neighbors call the street notoriously dangerous.

"They are speeding. They are not driving," said Debbie Hager, a resident. "People are going 60, 70 mph," said a man who did not want to share his identity.

It's unclear if this driver was speeding, but residents say the road does lack speed cameras and signs indicating a school zone.

"I believe that they should put street bumps," said Hager.

The driver did stay on the scene and cooperated with police.

The Department of Transportation said in a statement, “Our thoughts are with the victim of this terrible crash. We are reviewing street design at this location.”