Irondequoit, NY (September 23, 2025) – Emergency crews responded to a serious motor vehicle accident with reported entrapment Monday evening on Route 590 southbound at the interchange with Route 104 westbound in Irondequoit. The crash occurred during peak traffic hours and prompted an urgent multi-agency response due to individuals reportedly trapped inside one of the vehicles involved.
First responders from Irondequoit Fire, EMS, and law enforcement arrived quickly at the scene, where they confirmed that occupants were unable to exit the vehicle without assistance. Rescue personnel worked to safely extricate those trapped, using specialized tools to access the damaged vehicle while medics prepared to treat injuries on site.
The exact number of injured individuals has not yet been released, though the nature of the call indicates serious impact and the likelihood of multiple victims. Route 590 southbound and the westbound lanes of Route 104 experienced significant traffic disruptions as emergency crews secured the scene and coordinated vehicle recovery.
As of this report, authorities are investigating the cause of the crash. Early indicators suggest that high speeds, merging traffic, or mechanical failure could have played a role. No identifying details or citations have been made public at this time.
We extend our thoughts to those injured in this crash and wish them a full and safe recovery.
Entrapment Crashes on Major Monroe County Highways
Entrapment crashes—where vehicle occupants are physically unable to exit after a collision—are among the most dangerous incidents that emergency responders encounter. Monday’s collision at the Rt 590 and Rt 104 interchange underscores the elevated risks present at complex highway junctions where high-speed lanes converge and diverge rapidly.
These types of crashes typically result from side-impact or rollover events, where vehicle structure becomes compromised. The presence of trapped individuals adds urgency to every minute of the rescue process, as prolonged entrapment increases the risk of internal injuries, breathing complications, or further trauma if extraction is delayed.
Interchanges like Rt 590 and Rt 104 are high-risk zones in Monroe County, with dense traffic, frequent lane changes, and limited shoulder space. During peak hours, even a single miscalculation can lead to a multi-vehicle chain reaction. When entrapment is involved, both medical and technical rescue skills are required on scene.
For crash victims, the physical toll may be compounded by the emotional trauma of being trapped, the potential for long hospital stays, and difficulty returning to daily routines. Long-term care and rehabilitation are common following these events, as injuries may involve broken bones, spinal trauma, or deep tissue damage.
If you or someone you love was involved in a serious crash in Monroe County, Local Accident Reports are here to help. We provide access to essential recovery resources, from medical referrals to legal support—helping you take confident steps toward healing and resolution. Contact us today to begin your recovery journey.
