Buffalo, NY (September 19, 2025) – A woman and an infant sustained injuries in a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon in Buffalo’s East Side. The collision occurred around 4:45 p.m. near the intersection of Jefferson Ave and Brown St in the 14211 ZIP code.
Emergency crews from Buffalo Fire and EMS responded quickly to the scene. Upon arrival, they found a woman and a baby suffering from leg injuries. Both were reportedly bleeding, and medics provided immediate medical attention before transporting them to a nearby hospital for further evaluation and treatment.
Police radio transmissions indicated that the crash involved a black pickup truck and another unidentified vehicle. A partial license plate number was provided during the initial investigation. Officers remained at the scene to secure the area and begin collecting witness statements and physical evidence.
The conditions of the woman and child have not yet been publicly updated, but the injuries were considered serious enough to require emergency medical response.
Our thoughts are with the injured victims, and we wish both a full and swift recovery.
Family-Involved Accidents in New York
Crashes involving children are among the most emotionally charged incidents for first responders and families alike. Thursday’s accident on Jefferson Ave—where a baby and a woman suffered visible leg injuries—highlights the urgent need for caution and safety on local roads, particularly in densely populated residential neighborhoods like Buffalo’s East Side.
In collisions involving families, injuries can be especially traumatic. Young children are vulnerable to serious harm, even in low-speed crashes, due to their size and physical development. Lacerations, broken limbs, and internal injuries are common when proper restraints are absent or the impact is severe.
Intersections like Brown St and Jefferson Ave are often active with both foot and vehicle traffic. Distracted driving, speeding, and failure to yield are common causes of crashes in these areas. In this case, the involvement of a pickup truck and the noted injuries suggest a significant impact.
For victims—especially those caring for injured children—the aftermath of a crash can be overwhelming. Medical appointments, emotional stress, insurance complications, and legal concerns may all arise at once. Understanding one’s rights and accessing trusted resources becomes essential to support both physical and emotional recovery.
If you or your child has been injured in a car accident in Buffalo or elsewhere in Erie County, know that support is available to guide you through the next steps.
When your family’s safety is shaken, having the right help makes all the difference. At Local Accident Reports, we assist injury victims in connecting with local medical providers, legal resources, and recovery support tailored to their needs. Contact Local Accident Reports today and let us help you take the first step toward healing—confidently and with care.
