The hit-run driver who plowed into seven pedestrians in a Midtown crosswalk late Sunday — then zoomed off and crashed into two cars in Queens — has been hospitalized for a psych eval, cops said Monday. 

The 29-year-old Honda Accord driver – whose name has not not officially released – was taken to Long Island Jewish Medical Center after police cuffed her, authorities said. 

She is being evaluated because of complaints of pain and also undergoing a psychiatric evaluation, cops said. 

The woman struck a group of people crossing at West 36th Street and Sixth Avenue in Manhattan just before midnight and then kept driving to the Midtown Tunnel toward Queens, sources said.

Seven people were hurt on the Manhattan crash. Those who were hospitalized were in stable condition as of Monday morning, police said. 

Five of them were taken to Bellevue Hospital: a 34-year-old woman who was initially listed in critical condition and four men ages 28, 24, 60 and 27, authorities said.

A 32-year-old man was taken to Weill Cornell Medical Center, and a 30-year-old man refused medical attention at the scene. 

The fleeing motorist went on to strike two cars on the Long Island Expressway near the 188th Street exit in Queens before her car became disabled and she was nabbed at the scene, police said. 

No one was hurt in the second crash, cops said. The other drivers were able to continue on their way after exchanging their information with police, authorities said. 

Charges are pending against the Honda driver, police said.