Milwaukee, WI (May 12, 2025) – A man in his 40s was hospitalized Sunday afternoon after being hit by a car in a residential neighborhood on Milwaukee’s north side. The incident occurred around 2:30 p.m. near the intersection of N 25th St and W Lloyd St, prompting a swift medical response.
According to reports, the victim sustained injuries to multiple areas of his body, including a head injury. Despite the trauma, the man was conscious at the scene and transported to a nearby hospital for further evaluation and care. The extent of his injuries has not been publicly disclosed.
The crash happened in a densely populated section of Milwaukee where pedestrian activity is common. It is unclear whether the victim was in a crosswalk or if speed or visibility were factors. Authorities have not released details about the vehicle involved or whether any citations were issued.
Milwaukee Police continue to investigate the circumstances of the crash.
Our thoughts are with the injured individual, and we wish him a full and smooth recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents in Milwaukee’s Urban Corridors
Pedestrian collisions—such as the one near 25th and Lloyd—are a persistent issue in Milwaukee’s residential neighborhoods, especially where dense housing, narrow streets, and inconsistent signage increase the risk of incidents. Crashes involving pedestrians often result in serious injuries due to the complete lack of protection compared to vehicle occupants.
This incident occurred during the daytime, a reminder that even in broad daylight, pedestrians can be vulnerable to inattentive or speeding drivers. Head injuries in particular carry a risk of long-term consequences, making rapid medical evaluation and follow-up care crucial.
In many Wisconsin cities, pedestrian safety remains an ongoing concern. Crosswalk visibility, traffic signal timing, and driver distraction are all common contributors to these types of incidents. Victims may face extensive medical treatment, time away from work, and emotional distress in the weeks following a crash.
Drivers are urged to remain alert in residential zones and slow down near intersections or mid-block crossings. Meanwhile, pedestrians should always use marked crossings when available and remain aware of approaching vehicles, even when they have the right of way.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian crash in Milwaukee or elsewhere in Wisconsin, Local Accident Reports is here to help. We connect victims with the medical, legal, and recovery resources they need to move forward. Don’t navigate the aftermath alone—contact Local Accident Reports today.