Cleveland, OH (August 24, 2025) – Early Saturday morning, a pedestrian was injured after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of E 105th St and Ashbury Av in Cleveland. The crash was reported around 1:56 AM, and both Cleveland Fire and EMS units were dispatched to the scene. First responders, including paramedics, assessed the victim and provided emergency care before transporting them to a nearby hospital for additional treatment.
Authorities confirmed the pedestrian sustained injuries, though the extent of those injuries has not been publicly disclosed. Police officers arrived to secure the area, collect witness accounts, and document the circumstances of the collision. The vehicle involved remained at the scene, and investigators are working to determine what led to the crash. Traffic in the immediate area was briefly impacted while emergency crews assisted the victim. Our thoughts are with the injured pedestrian as they continue their recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents in Cleveland
Pedestrian crashes continue to pose serious safety concerns across Cleveland, particularly in neighborhoods where busy roadways intersect with residential streets, such as E 105th St and Ashbury Av. According to the Ohio Department of Public Safety, hundreds of pedestrian crashes occur in the state each year, with Cuyahoga County accounting for a substantial portion of those incidents. Many of these collisions take place during evening and early morning hours when visibility is reduced.
For Cleveland residents, pedestrian safety remains a pressing issue. Areas near University Circle and surrounding neighborhoods, including Ashbury Av, see heavy pedestrian activity, increasing the risks when drivers fail to yield or remain alert. Speeding, distracted driving, and impaired driving are frequently cited as contributing factors in pedestrian crashes.
Beyond physical injuries, victims of pedestrian accidents often face prolonged recovery times, mounting medical expenses, and emotional trauma. Local officials and safety advocates continue to encourage drivers to remain vigilant, especially in areas with crosswalks, schools, or higher pedestrian traffic.
As police continue their investigation into this early morning crash at E 105th St and Ashbury Av, they will evaluate driver behavior, roadway conditions, and other contributing elements to determine how the accident occurred. Findings from cases like this often inform future safety measures aimed at protecting both pedestrians and motorists in Cleveland.
If you or a loved one has been hurt in a pedestrian accident, reach out to Local Accident Reports for assistance. Our team can connect you with helpful resources to guide you through recovery and the challenges that follow a serious crash.
