Beaverton, OR (August 23, 2025) – A single-vehicle accident with injury was reported early Saturday near Mountainside High School in Beaverton, where a car was found off the roadway with its airbags deployed and no occupants visible.
The incident occurred around 12:14 AM near SW 175th Ave, in an area bordered by schools, residential neighborhoods, and winding roadways. According to initial reports, a passerby spotted a gray or black hatchback in a ditch with its lights on and airbags deployed but no sign of the driver or passengers at the time.
Emergency crews were dispatched and are working to assess the scene, locate any involved parties, and determine the severity of injuries. Initial radio communications classified the incident as involving at least one injured party, though full details have not yet been confirmed.
Law enforcement is actively investigating the crash. Early factors under consideration include speed, possible impairment, or nighttime visibility limitations. The vehicle is expected to be removed once authorities complete their documentation.
Our thoughts are with those potentially injured and their families.
Late-Night Driving Risks Near Beaverton School Zones
SW 175th Ave near Mountainside High School includes curved rural-style road segments, lower lighting, and limited guardrails—factors that can significantly raise crash risks during nighttime hours. Single-vehicle crashes in these areas are often associated with speed, drowsiness, or unexpected roadway conditions.
Washington County transportation data shows a rise in off-road and ditch-related crashes in suburban corridors near schools and parks, especially late at night when road monitoring is minimal.
Victims of such accidents may face challenges including delayed medical care, difficulty filing insurance claims when occupants are not immediately located, and potential legal complexities. Prompt investigation, medical assessment, and legal consultation are essential following these incidents.
If you or someone you know has been injured in a crash, reach out to Local Accident Reports for assistance.
