Multiple Pedestrian Collisions Cause Injuries, Lane Closures in US Locations

Several pedestrian incidents have occurred recently across the United States, highlighting ongoing safety concerns. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, a fatal pedestrian crash at Montgomery and San Mateo NE resulted in the pedestrian's death at the scene, with eastbound lanes closed for investigation. Similarly, in Henrico, Virginia, a pedestrian died following a collision involving two tractor-trailers at Williamsburg Rd. and S. Laburnum Ave., with the intersection shut down. In Ithaca, New York, two pedestrians were struck by a vehicle at the North Cayuga and Lincoln Street intersection, with one sustaining non-life-threatening injuries and the driver ticketed. An incident in Antelope, California, involved a pedestrian injured in a morning collision at North Loop Boulevard and Walerga Road, prompting a CHP investigation into factors like speed and visibility, and authorities emphasized safety precautions for both drivers and pedestrians. Additionally, a pedestrian was involved in a collision within a highway work zone on MD200 in Montgomery County, Maryland, leading to lane closures as emergency crews responded, though the pedestrian's condition remains undisclosed.