Rochester, NY (June 26, 2025) – A vehicle crash resulting in injuries was reported Thursday at the intersection of Lyell Avenue and Whitney Street in Rochester.
Emergency medical services responded to the scene and provided Basic Life Support (BLS) treatment, indicating non-life-threatening injuries that required transport to a local hospital for further care.
The collision occurred in a high-traffic corridor on Rochester’s west side, near several small businesses and residential properties. Emergency crews treated at least one individual for injuries consistent with a low- to moderate-impact crash. The extent of those injuries has not been disclosed, but they were confirmed not to be critical.
Traffic in the area was temporarily slowed while responders ensured safety and cleared the roadway. Rochester Police are investigating the cause of the crash. No details have been released regarding potential contributing factors such as driver distraction, failure to yield, or road conditions.
The roadway was reopened shortly after the conclusion of emergency operations.
We extend our thoughts to those injured in this crash and wish them a full and swift recovery.
Serious Injury Claims in New York
Across Upstate New York, from Albany to Rochester, personal injury cases continue to rise due to traffic collisions, unsafe property conditions, defective products, and workplace incidents. This region, known for its aging infrastructure and severe winter weather, sees a high rate of commercial traffic, which increases the risk of fatalities and serious injuries. Under New York’s civil law, injured victims may seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering, provided another party’s negligence can be clearly demonstrated.
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