Indianapolis, IN (September 23, 2025) – A man was injured Monday evening after being struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle at the corner of New York St and N Walcott St in the city’s near east side. The incident occurred around 8:11 p.m., according to Indianapolis Metropolitan Police dispatch audio.
The injured man was able to call for help from the scene and was reported to be awake but not moving when emergency crews were dispatched. EMS responded to evaluate his condition and provide medical assistance. The exact nature of his injuries has not been confirmed.
Officers responded to the area to assist with traffic control and begin investigating the cause of the crash. No details about the driver or the vehicle involved have been released, and authorities have not indicated whether any charges are expected.
We extend our best wishes to the injured cyclist and hope for a full and swift recovery.
Bicycle-Involved Crashes in Indiana
Bicyclists in urban areas like Indianapolis face constant risk when sharing the road with motor vehicles—especially at intersections that lack designated bike lanes or are poorly lit at night. The crash near New York St and N Walcott St serves as a reminder of the importance of mutual awareness between cyclists and drivers.
Even when traveling cautiously, riders are vulnerable to serious injury in the event of a collision. While the full details of this incident remain under investigation, similar cases are often tied to driver inattention, failure to yield, or limited visibility during evening hours.
City officials and advocacy groups continue working to improve cycling safety across Indianapolis through expanded infrastructure and public awareness campaigns. In the meantime, cyclists are urged to use front and rear lights, wear reflective clothing, and remain alert at intersections and road crossings.
If you or someone close to you has been hurt in a bicycle-related accident, Local Accident Reports can connect you with experienced resources to guide you through the recovery process. Contact us today to learn how we can help.
