Phoenix, AZ (September 8, 2025) – A traffic collision with reported injuries took place Sunday afternoon near the eastbound overpass on N 64th Dr in Phoenix, prompting a swift response from local fire and EMS units. The crash occurred around 2:16 p.m., according to dispatch from the Phoenix Metro Area Fire communications.
Initial reports from the scene indicated a “962” level response — the designation used for injury-causing traffic accidents. Crews from Engine 50 and supporting EMS personnel arrived on scene shortly after the incident to provide urgent medical care to those involved.
Those injured in the collision received on-site evaluation and treatment. While the extent of their injuries has not been publicly disclosed, sources confirm that at least one person required medical attention. The eastbound overpass was temporarily impacted as emergency vehicles blocked the area to ensure safe treatment and cleanup.
The crash involved at least one passenger vehicle, though officials have not released details on how the accident occurred or how many people were inside the vehicle(s). The roadway was cleared later in the afternoon after responders completed their assessment and secured the scene.
Authorities are continuing their investigation into the cause of the crash, including whether road conditions, speed, or other contributing factors played a role. Updates are expected once the Phoenix Police Department completes their preliminary report.
We send our best wishes to those injured in Sunday’s accident and hope for a full recovery for everyone affected.
Injury Collisions in Arizona
The injury crash on the N 64th Dr eastbound overpass serves as another reminder of the ongoing risks facing motorists across the Phoenix metro area. Midday collisions like this one often occur during periods of increased traffic volume or transitional light conditions that affect driver visibility and reaction time.
Sunday’s incident, classified as a 962 injury collision, indicates that at least one person required professional medical care. While this code does not confirm the number of vehicles or severity of trauma, it reflects how common — and disruptive — these events continue to be throughout Maricopa County.
Arizona drivers face a complex mix of hazards on urban highways and overpasses, where merging traffic and limited shoulder space often contribute to high-impact collisions. Local data suggests that many injury-related crashes occur in broad daylight, when driver distractions and elevated speeds converge unexpectedly.
For those involved in accidents like this one, immediate medical attention is only the beginning. The aftermath may involve physical therapy, insurance disputes, and emotional trauma. Families and victims often benefit from community resources and legal support to help navigate the recovery process.
As Phoenix continues to grow and roadway congestion increases, it’s more important than ever to remain vigilant behind the wheel. Reducing speed, limiting distractions, and giving extra space on overpasses and ramps can help prevent similar injury events in the future.
For individuals and families impacted by serious collisions, knowing where to find help can make all the difference.
Accidents can turn lives upside down in an instant. At Local Accident Reports, we’re committed to supporting victims by providing timely updates and access to vital recovery resources. Whether you need guidance on next steps or help understanding your options, we’re here to assist. Don’t navigate this alone—reach out today to take the first step toward rebuilding.
