
In an early morning accident that left one pedestrian with critical injuries, San José police were called to the scene of a vehicular collision at Quimby Rd and S White Rd. As reported by the San José Police Media Relations, the incident occurred at 6:43 AM with the area subsequently shut down for traffic investigation and emergency response.
Units are currently in the area of Quimby Rd and S White Rd for a major injury collision involving a pedestrian. The pedestrian was transported to a local hospital with life threatening injuries.
— San José Police Media Relations (@SJPD_PIO) January 11, 2024
Quimby Rd is closed in both directions from Lovewood Way to S White Rd. Please… pic.twitter.com/5aOlAZ1aeX
The injured pedestrian, struck by a vehicle under circumstances yet to be disclosed, was rushed to a local hospital where they are currently battling life-threatening injuries. The aftermath of the collision forced the closure of Quimby Rd in both directions, extending from Lovewood Way to S White Rd. The police have urged the public, through their social media, to steer clear of the area and seek alternate routes.
Details surrounding the accident remain scant, but the impact on morning commuters was immediate, with the closure causing significant disruptions in the area. Authorities have not released information on the driver involved or the cause of the incident as investigations are ongoing.
Local news outlet NBC Bay Area noted the seriousness of the collision, reinforcing the police's message for the public to avoid the affected area. Injured in the accident, the identity and current condition of the pedestrian have not been made public, as officials continue to work at the site of the confrontation between pedestrian and vehicle.
The San José Police Department has not provided an estimated time for when Quimby Rd will reopen, and the investigation's progress is closely monitored. As details emerge, updates are expected to be provided regarding the circumstances of the collision and the pedestrian's recovery.









