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OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma County, Okla., Nov. 10, 2026 — Two people were hurt early Tuesday morning, November 10, after a car struck them in south Oklahoma City, according to local officials. The crash happened near the interchange of Interstate 240 and Pennsylvania Avenue just before 4 a.m.
Both pedestrians were taken to a nearby hospital. Officials said they are expected to survive their injuries.
The circumstances that led up to the pedestrians being struck remain under investigation. We wish those injured a full recovery.
Crash Reports and Road Safety in Oklahoma City, OK
This pedestrian crash happened at I-240 and Pennsylvania Avenue in Oklahoma City, OK. Readers following crash news in Oklahoma County can find city-level information on our Oklahoma City road safety and crash report page, including how to request a report.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can drivers do to help avoid hitting someone on foot?
Slowing down near intersections and ramps, scanning the roadside before turning, and staying alert in low-light hours when visibility is reduced can all help drivers spot pedestrians sooner.
What kinds of injuries do pedestrians typically suffer when hit by a vehicle?
Common injuries include broken bones, head and neck trauma, and internal injuries, with severity usually tied to the vehicle's speed at impact.
What usually causes these kinds of collisions?
Distracted or impaired driving, poor lighting, and pedestrians crossing outside marked crosswalks are frequent factors, though the specific cause of any one crash depends on the circumstances investigators uncover.
Does a vehicle's speed make a difference in survival?
Yes. Research consistently shows that the chance of a pedestrian surviving a crash drops sharply as the striking vehicle's speed increases, which is why speed limits near crosswalks and ramps matter.
