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Chicago, IL (May 24, 2026) – A 62-year-old woman lost her life after being struck by a Nissan on the 4500 block of W Belmont Ave in Chicago’s Irving Park neighborhood. Police said the fatal collision happened on May 24, around 5:15 p.m. when a 35-year-old woman driving the vehicle hit the pedestrian along the roadway.
The woman was taken to Illinois Masonic Hospital, where she was later pronounced dead. No names had been released as of Monday, and additional details about the fatality were not immediately available.
Investigators are still working to determine what led up to the roadway death. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the woman’s family and loved ones during this difficult time.
What Information Is Commonly Gathered After a Pedestrian Fatality?
After a pedestrian death, investigators usually review several types of evidence to better understand how the roadway tragedy occurred. Early findings may include the time of day, traffic flow, lighting conditions, and whether marked crosswalks or traffic signals were nearby. Vehicle damage and surveillance footage can also provide useful details during the review process.
Witness statements are frequently collected to help establish how both the driver and pedestrian were moving before contact occurred. In many cases, roadway design, visibility, and weather are also examined. Medical findings may later help clarify the severity of injuries and the timeline of emergency treatment. As more facts are confirmed, updated reports may provide a clearer picture of what happened before the deadly encounter.
