Buffalo, NY (August 20, 2025) – A motor vehicle accident with reported injuries took place Monday morning at the intersection of Fillmore Ave and Dewey Ave in the Masten District of Buffalo. The incident was logged at approximately 9:08 a.m., according to city safety data, and classified as an “Accident/Injury.”
Responding crews were dispatched to the Fillmore-Leroy neighborhood to assist the individuals involved. While authorities have not confirmed the number of people injured or the type of vehicles involved, the location is known for its mixed residential and arterial traffic flow, which often contributes to collision risk during morning hours.
Traffic in the area was affected while responders managed the scene and tended to those requiring medical attention. The intersection was later cleared and reopened to normal flow.
We extend our best wishes to those injured and hope for a smooth and complete recovery.
Neighborhood Intersection Collisions in Buffalo
Crashes like the one at Fillmore Ave and Dewey Ave highlight the dangers that drivers and pedestrians face at busy residential intersections in the Masten District. Morning hours tend to bring elevated risk, as commuters, school buses, and local traffic all converge on the same corridors. Even moderate-speed impacts in these zones can lead to injuries requiring professional medical care.
The Fillmore-Leroy area, in particular, is known for older road infrastructure, frequent turns, and limited visibility in some segments—conditions that can contribute to intersection collisions. Drivers are urged to proceed cautiously, yield appropriately, and avoid distractions, especially during peak travel periods.
For those injured in neighborhood crashes, recovery may involve not just physical healing but also navigating insurance, transportation loss, and financial strain. Local Accident Reports offers a direct path to guidance and support during these times.
If you or someone you love has been involved in an accident in Buffalo, reach out to Local Accident Reports today to learn about your options and take the first steps toward recovery.
