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Palmdale, CA (June 3, 2025) – A serious traffic collision involving a pedestrian and two vehicles was reported Tuesday at the intersection of 30th St East and Avenue R in Palmdale. According to emergency scanner traffic, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies and fire crews responded Code 3 to the scene following reports of a vehicle-versus-pedestrian incident.

Initial calls described a two-vehicle collision, but updated information confirmed that a pedestrian was also struck during the crash. The condition of the pedestrian and other parties involved has not yet been disclosed.

First responders arrived quickly to assess injuries and secure the scene. Firefighters provided medical aid, and law enforcement established traffic control in the area. It remains unclear what caused the crash or whether the pedestrian was in a marked crossing at the time of impact.

Authorities have not released additional details regarding contributing factors such as speed, visibility, or driver impairment. The investigation is ongoing.

We extend our thoughts to the injured pedestrian and hope for a full recovery.

Pedestrian-Vehicle Collisions in Palmdale

Incidents like Tuesday’s crash at 30th St E and Avenue R highlight the persistent danger pedestrians face in high-traffic zones. Even when walking near intersections, pedestrians remain vulnerable to drivers who may be distracted, speeding, or attempting to maneuver around other vehicles.

The transition from a standard two-vehicle collision to a vehicle-vs-pedestrian scenario adds complexity for emergency crews. Pedestrian injuries in these cases often range from broken bones and head trauma to life-threatening internal injuries—especially when the collision occurs at higher speeds.

Palmdale’s expanding residential and commercial corridors have brought increased pedestrian traffic to intersections like 30th St E and Avenue R. While crosswalks and signage can help, they are not always sufficient to prevent collisions, particularly during peak travel hours or when visibility is low.

Those injured in pedestrian crashes often require extensive medical treatment and face prolonged recovery periods. In addition to physical healing, victims may encounter emotional trauma and financial strain from missed work, medical bills, and legal uncertainty.

At Local Accident Reports, we are committed to helping injured pedestrians and their families find the support they need after serious incidents. If you or someone you love has been hurt in a pedestrian crash in Los Angeles County, reach out to us today for resources and guidance that can help you take the next steps forward.