Tracy Morgan involved in purported collision with pedestrian in Lamborghini in NYC

Tracy Morgan appeared to be involved in an auto accident in New York City Sunday after he purportedly hit a pedestrian with his vehicle.

Morgan, 51, was driving at the intersection of 42nd and Broadway near Times Square in his red Lamborghini in a clip posted by TMZ.

The incident occurred as the former Saturday Night Live star attempted a right-hand turn on a green light, eyewitnesses told the outlet. The pedestrian claimed he was hit, but it was not immediately clear what had occurred, and authorities did not take a report of the exchange.

Morgan and the pedestrian were involved in a loud and tense discussion over who was at fault in the incident, as the pedestrian said he had the right of way.

Police saw the men speaking and ordered them to disperse, which they did without further incident. The pedestrian appeared to have a limp as he made his way away from the 30 Rock actor.

Morgan, who has a daughter named Maven, six, with wife Megan Wollover, 33, was also involved in a minor accident on the Gotham streets a year ago when he was sideswiped by a Honda CR-V SUV while he was in a $2 million Bugatti convertible he’d recently driven off the lot, according to the outlet.

Morgan is nearly six years from being injured in a June 7, 2014 accident on the New Jersey Turnpike in which killed his friend, comic James ‘Jimmy Mack’ McNair.

The comedian, who was in critical condition in the wake of the incident, eventually reached a $90 million settlement with Walmart, as a truck driver for the retail behemoth was involved in the deadly collision.

Both Morgan and the pedestrian appeared to be taking some risk with their public outings in the first place, as New York has been a tragic epicenter of COVID-19 virus in the U.S., with 9,385 deaths on 188,694 diagnoses as of Sunday, according to the COVID Tracking Project.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has asked citizens to stay at home if possible amid a time-frame that has seen at least 700 people die in the state for six consecutive days.

‘We believe we have hit the “apex” – and the apex is a plateau,’ Cuomo said on Twitter Saturday. ‘We are not out of the woods. We are still seeing new hospitalizations and new infections. But it is stabilizing. Social distancing is working. We must keep it up.’