Tyler, TX (June 6, 2026) – A woman was injured in a pedestrian crash Friday night at the intersection of University Boulevard and Old Omen Road in Tyler.
The crash occurred at about 8:40 p.m. Emergency units were dispatched after reports that a pedestrian had been struck in the roadway. The woman was taken to a hospital for treatment, and her condition was not immediately known.
Traffic in the eastbound lanes was delayed while the roadway was being cleared. Motorists in the area were advised to use alternate routes as crews managed the scene.
Further details about how the collision occurred and the identities of those involved were not released at the time of publication.
Investigators are continuing to review what led to the crash. We are thinking of the injured woman and hope for her recovery.
What Factors Are Often Reviewed in Pedestrian Crashes at Intersections?
Pedestrian crashes at intersections are often reviewed by examining visibility conditions, traffic movement in both directions, and whether crosswalks or signals were being used at the time. Investigators also examine lighting conditions, especially at night, to assess how clearly each party could see the other.
Driver speed, pedestrian movement, and roadway layout are also commonly evaluated. These factors help establish how much time each party had to react before the collision occurred.
Medical assessments are used to document injuries and guide treatment. Combined with roadway evidence and witness accounts, these details help reconstruct how the crash unfolded and identify contributing circumstances.
