Phoenix, AZ (February 23, 2025) – A pedestrian was injured in a crash on 24th St, just south of Broadway Rd, on Sunday.
Emergency crews responded to the scene after receiving reports of a collision involving a pedestrian. Upon arrival, paramedics and fire crews provided medical care to the injured individual. The extent of their injuries has not yet been confirmed, and authorities have not disclosed whether the driver remained at the scene.
The circumstances leading up to the crash are currently under investigation. It is unclear if speed, driver distraction, or other factors contributed to the incident. Traffic in the area was temporarily affected as authorities worked to assist the injured pedestrian and clear the roadway.
Our thoughts are with the injured victim, and we hope for a full recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents in Arizona
Pedestrian accidents are a growing concern in Phoenix, where high-traffic roads and busy intersections create dangerous conditions for those on foot. Areas like 24th St and Broadway Rd see significant vehicle and pedestrian activity, increasing the risk of collisions, particularly during early morning and late-night hours.
According to statewide data, Arizona consistently ranks among the states with the highest pedestrian accident rates. Many of these incidents occur due to driver inattention, failure to yield, or limited visibility in certain roadway conditions. Pedestrians can take precautions by using crosswalks, wearing visible clothing at night, and remaining alert when crossing busy streets. Drivers are reminded to stay vigilant and watch for pedestrians, especially in urban areas with high foot traffic.
For those involved in pedestrian accidents, seeking immediate medical attention and understanding legal rights are crucial steps. If negligence played a role in the crash, those affected may be eligible for compensation to cover medical expenses and other damages.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian accident, contact Local Accident Reports for assistance and support.