New York, NY (September 26, 2025) – A pedestrian suffered serious injuries on Thursday morning, September 25, after being struck by a vehicle near the Queensboro Bridge exit.
The collision occurred between East 63rd Street and East 64th Street, close to the bridge’s exit ramp. Witnesses reported that the pedestrian sustained a head injury and was bleeding heavily.
Emergency medical personnel rushed to the scene, providing immediate care before transporting the victim to a local hospital for further treatment.
Police secured the area and began investigating the cause of the crash. Officials have not released additional details about the driver involved or whether charges will be filed.
The New York City Police Department confirmed that the investigation is still ongoing.
We send our best wishes for a full and speedy recovery to the injured pedestrian.
Pedestrian Accident in New York
Pedestrian accidents in New York City are particularly dangerous because victims have no protection against vehicles. Busy intersections carry heavy traffic, increasing the risk of severe or even life-threatening injuries. Head trauma, like that reported in this incident, can lead to long-term medical needs and financial strain.
When a pedestrian is injured due to a driver’s negligence, they may be entitled to pursue compensation through a personal injury claim. Possible forms of compensation include:
- Medical expenses – Coverage for emergency treatment, hospital stays, surgeries, medication, and ongoing therapy. These costs often rise quickly after serious accidents.
- Lost wages – Compensation for time away from work during recovery. In severe cases, victims may also recover damages for reduced earning capacity in the future.
- Pain and suffering – Acknowledgment of the physical pain, emotional trauma, and reduced quality of life caused by the accident.
- Rehabilitation costs – Payments for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and long-term care needed to regain mobility and independence.
- Future medical care – Head and brain injuries often require follow-up appointments, rehabilitation, and sometimes lifelong treatment. Compensation may include anticipated future costs.
- Loss of enjoyment of life – When injuries prevent victims from participating in activities they once enjoyed, they may be entitled to additional damages.
Because every case is unique, working with an efficient pedestrian accident lawyer ensures victims understand their rights and pursue full compensation. These claims not only provide financial relief but also hold negligent drivers accountable.
At Metro Law, we recognize the devastating toll pedestrian accidents take on victims and their families. Our attorneys fight for injured pedestrians across New York and New Jersey, making sure their voices are heard and their rights are protected.
We will listen to your story, explain your legal options, and fight for the justice and compensation you deserve. Call Metro Law today at (800) 469-6476 for a free consultation.
