Chicago, IL (September 3, 2025) – A female pedestrian was struck by a vehicle Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of S Cicero Ave and W 43rd St in Chicago, leaving her injured and prompting an emergency response from police, fire, and medical units.
According to reports, a black Ford with Florida plates hit the pedestrian, who was wearing a pink tank top, around 4:00 p.m. First responders arrived quickly to provide medical care at the scene and assist the injured woman. The extent of her injuries has not been disclosed at this time, and no additional details about her condition have been released.
The crash caused delays in the area as authorities secured the intersection and coordinated medical transport.
We extend our thoughts to the injured woman and wish her a full recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents in Illinois Cities
Pedestrian crashes like the one at Cicero Ave and 43rd St in Chicago serve as a sobering reminder of the dangers faced by those walking near busy intersections. Even when crosswalks and signals are present, the mix of high vehicle volume and heavy foot traffic can lead to serious incidents in a matter of moments.
In this case, the crash involved a vehicle reportedly registered out of state, which is not uncommon in Chicago’s diverse traffic environment. Such incidents often raise concerns about driver familiarity with local streets and intersection patterns. Regardless of the circumstances, pedestrians are the most vulnerable on the road, with little protection against the force of a vehicle impact.
Pedestrian injuries often extend beyond initial trauma—victims may suffer head injuries, fractures, or long-term mobility issues that require extensive medical care and rehabilitation. Beyond physical harm, victims and their families frequently face emotional distress and financial strain.
Busy corridors like Cicero Ave are particularly hazardous given their role as major north-south routes through residential and commercial areas. Increased vigilance from both drivers and pedestrians is crucial to reducing risks at intersections like 43rd St.
Those affected by pedestrian accidents deserve access to support, care, and clear guidance on their next steps.
Being struck by a vehicle can leave lasting impacts, but help is available. Local Accident Reports is here to connect victims and families with vital recovery resources, including medical and legal support. Don’t wait—reach out today to take the first step toward healing and recovery.