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Amityville, NY (February 21, 2026) – One person was killed and another injured after a crash involving a car and a Suffolk Transit bus at Broadway and Oak Street in Amityville on February 20. The incident happened around 8 p.m. as two pedestrians were walking in the area.
Authorities say Pablo Serrano, 61, and 45-year-old Claralee Correa were on foot when a car turning onto Broadway from Oak Street struck them. Moments later, a Suffolk Transit bus making the same turn also hit the pair.
Emergency units arrived quickly and began providing aid. Serrano was pronounced dead at the scene. Correa was taken to a nearby hospital, where she was treated for injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
Neither of the drivers involved in the collision reported injuries. The roadway was impacted for some time as crews worked at the scene.
Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash, and more details will be released as soon as they become available.
We extend our sincere condolences to the deceased’s family.
What Factors Are Reviewed After a Pedestrian Crash in Amityville?
Pedestrian crashes often lead to a detailed review of roadway layout, lighting, and traffic flow. Intersections like Broadway and Oak St can present visibility challenges, especially during evening hours when foot traffic and turning vehicles share the same space.
Investigators typically examine vehicle turning patterns, crosswalk markings, and signal timing. Street lighting and sightlines may also be reviewed to determine how clearly drivers and pedestrians could see one another at the time of the crash.
In incidents involving buses or other large vehicles, vehicle size and turning radius can become part of the review. These factors can affect how quickly a driver can react and how much of the roadway is visible during a turn. Careful examination of these elements helps build a clearer picture of how pedestrian collisions occur in busy areas.
