Charlotte, NC (May 13, 2025) – Emergency crews responded early Tuesday morning to an injury accident at the intersection of Providence Rd and Queens Rd in the Providence area of Charlotte. The crash occurred around 6:36 a.m., according to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department traffic data.
Emergency responders were quick to the scene, providing care to the injured victims. While officials have not released the total number of individuals involved, medical attention was rendered on-site before responders worked to restore traffic flow through the busy intersection.
At this time, the cause of the accident remains under investigation. Our thoughts are with those affected by this accident.
Risks of Morning Traffic Collisions in Central Charlotte
Early morning traffic through Charlotte’s core neighborhoods like Providence can be especially hazardous, as commuters converge on key intersections like Providence Rd and Queens Rd. During peak rush hours, increased volumes, hurried decisions, and limited visibility from sunrise glare contribute to a greater risk of crashes resulting in injuries.
Intersections in these established urban areas are often surrounded by residential zones, schools, and small businesses, creating a mix of vehicle types and driver behaviors. Crashes at these locations may involve turning conflicts or rear-end impacts as drivers attempt to beat lights or misjudge stopping distances.
Following a morning crash, victims are urged to seek immediate medical evaluation, even for seemingly minor injuries, as adrenaline can mask symptoms early on. Additionally, securing a police report and any eyewitness details can support insurance filings and provide clarity in determining fault.
Charlotte residents are encouraged to drive defensively and allow extra time for commutes through congested corridors, especially during school days or after heavy rainfall.
If you or someone you know has been hurt in a morning traffic accident, assistance is available. For more information or to receive help after an accident, contact Local Accident Reports.
