Rochester, NY (February 6, 2026) – Emergency crews responded on Thursday morning to a motor vehicle accident with injuries on eastbound Route 104 near Seneca Avenue in Rochester, where Advanced Life Support (ALS) teams were dispatched for emergent care.
Key Details
- Location: Route 104 EB & Seneca Ave, Rochester
- Reported: February 5
- Type of incident: Motor vehicle accident with injuries
- Response: ALS emergent care provided to injured individuals
- Status: Emergency response in progress
What We Know So Far
- The accident occurred on the eastbound lanes of Route 104 near Seneca Avenue.
- Multiple injuries were reported, requiring ALS-level medical care.
- Emergency medical teams were dispatched to provide immediate and advanced care to the injured.
What’s Not Yet Confirmed
- The exact number of vehicles involved in the crash.
- The severity of the injuries sustained by those involved.
- Whether anyone was transported to a hospital.
Local Context
Route 104 is a major east-west route through Rochester, and Seneca Avenue is a busy intersection in the area. The collision occurred during the morning, which likely contributed to high traffic volumes, complicating both the accident and the emergency response.
What to Do Next
- Stay away from the scene if you are a witness or passerby to allow emergency services to do their work.
- Follow any directions provided by police or emergency responders at the scene.
- Note the time and location for reference if you were a witness to the incident.
- Seek medical care if you were involved in the crash or feel unwell after witnessing the event.
FAQ
Q: Why is ALS care necessary in some vehicle accidents?
A: ALS care is needed when injuries are more serious or when advanced medical techniques are required, such as administering medications or managing complex injuries.
Q: Why do accidents on major roads like Route 104 tend to involve more injuries?
A: High-speed and high-traffic areas increase the likelihood of serious collisions, which often result in more significant injuries due to the force of impact.
Q: What happens after ALS teams arrive on the scene?
A: ALS teams assess and stabilize the injured, providing immediate care such as advanced airway management, pain control, or IV fluids, before transporting patients to a medical facility if needed.
