Queens, NY (February 12, 2025) – A vehicle collision with injuries was reported Tuesday evening in Glendale. The crash occurred at approximately 5:41 p.m. at the intersection of Union Turnpike and the southbound Jackie Robinson Parkway, prompting a response from local emergency services.
A 911 caller alerted authorities to the incident, leading police and paramedics to the scene. At least one person sustained injuries, though the severity of their condition remains unclear. Officials have not yet determined the cause of the crash or whether any citations were issued.
The New York Police Department (NYPD) is investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident. Further updates may follow as additional details emerge.
Our thoughts are with those injured, and we hope for a full recovery.
Car Accidents in New York
Highway and parkway interchanges, like the area around Union Turnpike and Jackie Robinson Parkway, are common sites for vehicle collisions due to merging traffic, high speeds, and sudden lane changes. Accidents in these areas can result from driver inattention, failure to yield, or adverse weather conditions affecting road traction.
Injury-causing crashes on highways can be particularly dangerous, as vehicles traveling at higher speeds have less time to react, increasing the risk of severe impacts. Even in cases where injuries initially seem minor, victims should seek medical evaluation to ensure there are no underlying issues such as concussions or soft tissue injuries.
For those hurt in vehicle accidents, understanding their legal rights and available resources is essential. Victims may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages resulting from the crash. Seeking guidance from professionals familiar with New York traffic laws can be beneficial in navigating the recovery process.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident, know that help is available. Staying informed about road safety and taking necessary precautions can reduce the risk of future incidents and keep New York’s roads safer for all.
