Jefferson County, WV (May 14, 2025) – Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene of a motor vehicle accident with reported injuries Monday evening on Locust Knoll Dr near the intersection with Summit Point Rd. The incident occurred at approximately 5:57 p.m., prompting a coordinated response from Engine Company 4 and Med 1105.
Initial reports confirm that at least one person sustained injuries in the crash. Paramedics from Jefferson County provided on-site treatment before transporting the injured individual to a nearby medical facility for further care. The specific nature and extent of the injuries have not been publicly released.
The crash took place on a residential stretch of Locust Knoll Dr, near its junction with Summit Point Rd—a location that sees regular local traffic and is surrounded by rural residential properties. Authorities have not yet released information about the vehicles involved or any contributing factors, and the incident remains under investigation.
Our thoughts are with the person injured in this crash. We hope for a full and speedy recovery.
Injury Accidents in West Virginia
Even in quieter, rural communities like those in Jefferson County, motor vehicle accidents can cause serious harm. Monday’s crash near Summit Point Rd serves as a reminder that residential and rural roads carry their own risks—tight curves, limited visibility, and fewer traffic controls can make collisions more likely.
Locust Knoll Dr, while not a major thoroughfare, connects to Summit Point Rd, which is often used by residents, commuters, and service vehicles. In these settings, accidents are frequently caused by speed misjudgments, driver inattention, or roadway conditions. When injuries result, quick medical response—like that provided by Med 1105—can make a crucial difference in patient outcomes.
Residents involved in rural crashes may face added challenges, such as longer emergency response times and fewer nearby medical facilities. For injured drivers or passengers, recovering from even a moderate collision can involve extensive follow-up care, transportation issues, and loss of work time.
Understanding what comes next after an injury crash—insurance claims, medical documentation, or potential legal remedies—can be difficult without the right support. That’s why victims are encouraged to seek out resources tailored to their needs as early as possible.
If you or someone you care about was injured in this Jefferson County crash or a similar accident, assistance is available.
When serious accidents happen, clarity and guidance are essential. Local Accident Reports is here to support West Virginia residents injured in vehicle collisions by connecting them with the resources they need to recover—physically, financially, and emotionally. Reach out today to take your next step forward with confidence.
