Staten Island, NY (August 7, 2025) – A three-vehicle collision on the Staten Island Expressway resulted in at least one person being hospitalized Wednesday afternoon. According to the FDNY, the crash was reported around 2:31 p.m. near Exit 11, the Bradley Avenue off-ramp on the eastbound side of the expressway.
Emergency crews quickly responded to the scene and transported one injured individual to Richmond University Medical Center in West Brighton. The patient’s condition has not been disclosed at this time.
Photographs and reports from the scene show two significantly damaged vehicles being loaded onto a flatbed truck near Exit 12 at Slosson Avenue, just east of the crash site. Law enforcement remained at the scene to manage traffic and oversee the removal of the wreckage.
Authorities have not yet released the names of those involved or the cause of the crash, and an investigation remains ongoing.
Our thoughts are with the injured individual, and we hope for a full recovery.
Multi-Vehicle Accidents on Staten Island Expressway
The Staten Island Expressway is one of the most congested roadways in New York City, and multi-vehicle collisions like Wednesday’s crash near Exit 11 are not uncommon. During mid-afternoon hours, drivers face a combination of volume, speed variation, and merging activity that significantly raises the risk of rear-end and side-impact crashes.
In multi-vehicle collisions, determining liability can be complex—especially when damage occurs across several lanes or when vehicles are forced into one another due to the initial impact. These chain-reaction scenarios often result in injuries that may not appear serious at first but can worsen over time, such as whiplash, concussions, or internal injuries.
When crashes occur on elevated expressways like this one, limited shoulder space and high-speed traffic increase the danger for both victims and emergency responders. That’s why rapid response, documentation, and prompt medical care are all critical following an expressway crash.
Victims injured in Staten Island Expressway collisions may be eligible for compensation under New York’s no-fault insurance laws. However, those with more serious or long-term injuries may require additional legal support to recover full damages related to medical costs, missed work, and rehabilitation.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a crash on the Staten Island Expressway, Local Accident Reports is here to help. We offer access to local resources, legal support, and medical connections to guide you through every step of recovery. Don’t face the aftermath alone—contact us today to take the first step toward clarity and healing.
