El Paso, TX (September 13, 2025) – A traffic collision involving injuries was reported early Friday morning on the northbound lanes of Company E Memorial Highway, near Exit 35 for the Montana Avenue ramp in the El Dorado West area of El Paso. The crash occurred at approximately 6:41 a.m., prompting a swift response from emergency services.
Medics and fire crews responded quickly to the scene, where they provided care to individuals hurt in the crash. Injuries were confirmed at the site, though the severity and number of people involved have not yet been released by local authorities. Paramedics treated the victims on-site and arranged for transport to medical facilities for further evaluation when necessary.
The incident took place during the morning rush, contributing to significant traffic delays along Company E Memorial Hwy and the Montana Ave ramp. The scene was secured by first responders while the investigation and cleanup efforts were underway, temporarily affecting the flow of northbound traffic in the area.
The cause of the crash has not been confirmed, and investigators are currently working to determine what led to the collision. Vehicle information and contributing factors such as road conditions, speed, or distraction have not yet been disclosed.
We extend our best wishes to those injured in this collision and hope for a full recovery as the investigation progresses.
Highway Ramp Collisions in Texas
This recent crash in El Paso near the northbound Montana Avenue exit ramp is a strong reminder of the challenges drivers face when navigating busy highway off-ramps during peak traffic hours. Interchange and ramp areas often see sudden speed changes, merging traffic, and visibility limitations that can contribute to crashes—especially in early morning conditions.
Injuries sustained in ramp-area crashes can be particularly dangerous due to the confined space and limited reaction time. The incident’s location along Company E Memorial Hwy, a route that serves both local and through traffic, adds an extra layer of complexity to managing post-crash response and driver safety.
Morning commutes often present higher risks for rear-end collisions, side-swipes, and merging accidents as drivers rush to their destinations. When such crashes occur on or near exit ramps, the threat of secondary collisions also increases, endangering both victims and emergency responders.
For drivers in El Paso and throughout Texas, exercising caution during ramp navigation is crucial. This includes reducing speed, signaling lane changes well in advance, and remaining vigilant of merging vehicles and traffic slowing ahead.
If you’ve been injured in a crash on or near a highway ramp, it’s important to seek both medical and legal guidance as soon as possible. Injuries may not always present symptoms immediately, and the insurance claims process can quickly become complicated when fault or contributing factors are disputed.
Local Accident Reports is here to support injury victims throughout their recovery. We offer access to free accident reports and help connect you with the resources you need to move forward confidently. Reach out today to take control of your next steps with the guidance and information you deserve.
