Winston-Salem, NC (August 13, 2025) – A crash involving a black Nissan resulted in reported injuries Tuesday morning at the intersection of N Liberty St and W 3rd St in downtown Winston-Salem. The incident drew a prompt response from local police and emergency services following reports of an injury collision.
Winston-Salem Fire and Rescue arrived on scene shortly after the call came in around 8:43 a.m., according to dispatch communications. Paramedics assessed and treated individuals hurt in the crash, providing medical care on-site before determining whether further transport was necessary. The intersection, located near the heart of the city’s business district, experienced traffic disruptions as emergency crews worked to manage the scene.
The vehicle involved—a black Nissan—was located near the intersection where North Liberty St meets West 3rd St. Officials noted that the incident was coded as a priority injury crash, though the extent of injuries has not yet been confirmed. Responders remained on location to assist the victims and coordinate traffic redirection.
The cause of the crash is still under active investigation. Authorities have not released additional information regarding contributing factors such as driver behavior, road conditions, or potential impairment. Motorists in the area were advised to seek alternate routes during the response and cleanup.
Our thoughts are with those affected by this morning’s collision as they recover.
Intersection Accidents in North Carolina
Accidents at intersections, like the one reported at N Liberty St and W 3rd St in Winston-Salem, continue to pose serious risks for drivers and pedestrians alike. Intersections in urban areas, especially near government and commercial centers, are often hotspots for injury-related collisions due to high vehicle volume, limited visibility, and time-sensitive turning maneuvers.
This particular crash occurred during the morning commute in one of Winston-Salem’s more congested downtown zones. The area surrounding Liberty and 3rd is a known corridor for both local and through traffic, and collisions here can create significant ripple effects on citywide mobility and safety.
Statewide data from the North Carolina Department of Transportation shows that intersection-related crashes make up a substantial portion of annual traffic incidents. Many of these involve passenger vehicles like the Nissan described in Tuesday’s report and often result in moderate to severe injuries requiring prompt medical attention.
Victims of such crashes may face more than immediate pain—they are often left with mounting medical expenses, missed work, and long-term recovery needs. Early intervention, both medically and legally, can be essential in ensuring that those affected receive the care and compensation they deserve.
If you or someone close to you has been injured in a car accident at a North Carolina intersection, know that resources are available. Local Accident Reports is committed to delivering timely updates and helpful support for victims and families. Reach out today to explore how we can assist you in taking informed, confident steps after a serious collision.
