Indianapolis, IN (September 14, 2026) – One person died following a two-vehicle accident on Indianapolis’ northeast side late Saturday afternoon, September 12.
The wreck occurred around 4:21 p.m. in the 6400 block of E 46th St. Both drivers remained at the location when police arrived, and one was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
The driver later died at the hospital. On Monday, the Marion County Coroner’s Office identified the person as 53-year-old Robert Gregory Anderson.
Investigators reported no signs of driver impairment. The fatal crash investigation team is reviewing the circumstances that led to the collision.
The investigation into the accident remains underway as authorities work to determine what happened.
Our deepest condolences go to Robert Gregory Anderson’s family and loved ones.
What Information Is Typically Reviewed After a Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash?
Investigators may review several types of evidence after a serious roadway collision. Vehicle damage can help show where and how the vehicles made contact. Photos, roadway markings, traffic signs, and nearby property damage may also provide useful details.
Witness accounts can help establish what each driver was doing before the collision. Investigators may also examine surveillance footage from nearby businesses or homes when available. Vehicle data systems can sometimes provide information about speed, braking, or other driving activity.
Medical records may document the severity of injuries and treatment provided after a crash. Weather, lighting, traffic flow, and road conditions can also be considered when determining how a collision occurred.
