Baltimore, MD (August 30, 2025) – A young child sustained injuries on Friday afternoon in a vehicle-related incident near the NBTA building on South Clinton St in Baltimore. Emergency crews from Baltimore Fire and Rescue were dispatched at approximately 5:21 p.m. to the 2000 block of S Clinton St, where a three-year-old boy was reportedly struck or involved in the crash.
Medical responders quickly arrived at the scene to assess the child’s condition. The young boy suffered injuries of an undisclosed nature, and first responders provided urgent care before initiating transport to a nearby medical facility for further evaluation. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear, but reports confirmed that the vehicle accident occurred adjacent to the NBTA building, a location that often experiences both pedestrian and vehicle activity.
Units temporarily restricted the immediate area to ensure medical teams could operate safely, resulting in limited access for vehicles and pedestrians near the South Clinton corridor. Officials have not released additional details on the vehicle involved or whether any other individuals were harmed. The incident is under active investigation by local authorities.
Our hearts are with the injured child and his family during this difficult time. We wish him strength and a full recovery.
Pedestrian-Involved Accidents in Maryland
Accidents involving children are among the most alarming and emotionally charged types of roadway incidents, particularly when they happen near community buildings like the NBTA site on South Clinton St. This area, which borders both residential and commercial zones in Southeast Baltimore, sees consistent foot and vehicle traffic, creating high-risk conditions during late afternoon hours.
Friday’s emergency response centered around a three-year-old child, prompting urgent intervention from medical units. Incidents like these serve as a critical reminder of the need for enhanced safety protocols near buildings frequently accessed by families, community members, and school-age children. Factors such as distracted driving, inadequate visibility, and limited pedestrian safeguards often contribute to serious injuries in these settings.
For Baltimore residents, heightened caution in mixed-use areas is essential. Even low-speed zones can become sites of tragedy when young children are nearby and drivers are not fully alert. Local officials continue to advocate for safer traffic enforcement, speed mitigation, and educational outreach to reduce the risk of injury near high-traffic buildings.
If your loved one was hurt in a pedestrian or vehicle incident like the one on S Clinton St, you don’t have to navigate the aftermath alone. Local Accident Reports is here to help you access the support and resources you need. Contact us today to better understand your options and begin your path toward healing and justice.
