Pittsburgh, PA (September 17, 2025) – A two-vehicle collision caused injuries Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of Aliquippa St and Zero Wy in Pittsburgh. The accident was reported shortly after 4:25 p.m., according to Pittsburgh EMS dispatch.
First responders arrived to find one passenger with a sore neck and another male with his foot trapped. Crews assisted both injured individuals and provided on-scene medical care. Paramedics arranged further treatment as needed, though details on hospital transport have not been confirmed.
Police reported that the vehicles involved pulled over near the intersection while emergency crews worked. Traffic in the area was temporarily impacted until the roadway was cleared. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Our thoughts are with those injured in this collision, and we hope for their full recovery.
Two-Vehicle Accidents in Pittsburgh
Crashes involving two vehicles, like Tuesday’s at Aliquippa St and Zero Wy, are among the most common in Pittsburgh. These collisions frequently result in injuries ranging from whiplash and sprains to more serious trauma, especially when occupants are trapped and require rescue assistance.
According to Pennsylvania Department of Transportation statistics, Allegheny County experiences thousands of crashes annually, with intersections posing the greatest risks. In busy neighborhoods near Oakland and the city’s universities, a mix of commuter, student, and local traffic increases the chance of collisions during peak travel times.
Safety officials urge Pittsburgh drivers to exercise caution at intersections, reduce speeds, and avoid distractions that can lead to serious injury crashes. Remaining alert and yielding when appropriate are essential steps to preventing collisions like the one reported Tuesday.
Local Accident Reports reminds Pittsburgh residents that recovery resources are available after serious accidents. If you or a loved one has been injured in a collision, contact Local Accident Reports today to learn about your options for care and support.
