Nye County, NV (August 23, 2025) – A fatal crash occurred early Saturday morning on U.S. Highway 95 near mile marker 13 eastbound in Nye County, prompting a major emergency response and temporary traffic delays in the area.
According to reports from Nevada road hazard systems, the collision happened at approximately 6:23 a.m. near the 13ES marker on US-95. Details surrounding the exact number of vehicles involved or the identity of those impacted have not yet been released, but the incident has been confirmed as fatal. Law enforcement and emergency personnel responded quickly, and portions of the highway were subject to delays as the scene was secured and documented.
Authorities issued an advisory for drivers traveling through the region due to ongoing investigation and possible traffic disruptions. The Nevada Highway Patrol and local responders are managing the case under incident report number 25H188769.
As of the most recent update, no further public statements have been made regarding contributing factors or the identity of the deceased. Our deepest sympathies go out to the family and loved ones affected by this tragic crash.
Fatal Accidents in Nevada
The loss of life on Nevada roadways—especially rural stretches like US-95 in Nye County—is a painful reminder of how quickly a commute can turn into catastrophe. U.S. Highway 95 is one of the state’s most heavily traveled corridors, yet much of it remains two-lane and isolated, conditions that significantly increase risk in the event of high-speed or distracted driving incidents.
Morning collisions, particularly those occurring near sunrise, are often linked to visibility issues and driver fatigue. According to the Nevada Department of Transportation, early morning hours between 5 a.m. and 7 a.m. see an elevated risk for serious and fatal crashes, especially in rural counties where emergency response times may be longer.
For families impacted by fatal crashes, the aftermath involves much more than grieving. There are often legal procedures, medical records, and financial matters that must be navigated—all while trying to heal emotionally. In cases involving wrongful death, families may also be entitled to compensation for loss of support, funeral costs, and other damages.
If you’ve lost a loved one in a serious accident on Nevada highways, it’s important to understand your rights and available support systems. Connecting with trusted local professionals—medical, legal, and counseling—can provide the stability needed to begin the recovery process.
In the face of a tragic loss, the road ahead may seem overwhelming. Local Accident Reports is committed to helping Nevada families find the support they need—discreetly and compassionately. Contact us today to access resources that can guide you through this difficult time.
