Baltimore, MD (September 23, 2025) – A pedestrian was injured Monday night after being hit by a vehicle along Key Hwy near Halver’s Rd Dr and Webb St in Baltimore, prompting an emergency response from local fire and rescue units.
Baltimore City Fire responded to the scene at approximately 9:03 PM on September 22 after receiving reports of a person struck in the area. Emergency responders were quick to the scene, providing care to the injured victim. The extent of the pedestrian’s injuries has not yet been made public, but they were treated on-site and possibly transported for further care.
The incident occurred near the 1300 block of Key Hwy, a well-traveled corridor close to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor area. The stretch between Halver’s Rd Dr and Webb St is often busy with both vehicular and foot traffic, particularly during evening hours.
Investigators are working to determine what led to the collision. It is not clear whether the driver remained at the scene or if any citations have been issued. No road closures were formally announced, though traffic was likely impacted as crews attended to the scene.
Our thoughts are with the individual injured in this incident.
Pedestrian Accidents in Urban Baltimore
Pedestrian-involved accidents remain a serious safety concern in Baltimore, especially in dense, mixed-use zones like Key Hwy. The combination of heavy traffic, narrow sidewalks, and dim evening lighting can increase the likelihood of a person being struck.
According to the Maryland Department of Transportation, pedestrian fatalities and injuries have risen over recent years, with Baltimore ranking among the highest cities in the state for such incidents. Intersections and stretches of roadway lacking adequate crossing infrastructure contribute significantly to these numbers.
For pedestrians injured in accidents like this one, the physical and emotional impact can be severe. Prompt medical attention, legal advice, and an understanding of one’s rights are all critical after such an incident.
If you or someone you know has been injured in a crash, reach out to Local Accident Reports for assistance.
