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USPS van strikes woman, 94, and pins her underneath vehicle on NYC street

A 94-year-old woman was struck by a United States Postal Service van and pinned underneath the vehicle when she attempted to cross a Queens street Sunday evening, according to authorities and sickening video.

The elderly victim was in the crosswalk at Broadway when the van turned off 48th Street and plowed right into her at around 5:30 p.m., according to surveillance video obtained by The Post.

The van drove completely over the woman — who buckled to the ground when hit — before coming to an abrupt stop with the victim trapped under it, the video shows.

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