A pedestrian died today after being hit by a vehicle in the 1400 block of Mabury Road, according to San José police. Emergency responders tried life‑saving measures at the scene, but the victim was later pronounced dead. The call came in around 9:17 AM, and SJPD traffic investigators remained on site as they documented the crash. Drivers were told to steer clear of the area while officers worked and lanes stayed closed.
Police advisory and road closures
In a post from San José Police Media Relations on X, officials said units were investigating a vehicle collision involving a pedestrian in the 1400 block of Mabury Road and that a formal press release would follow. The advisory noted that Mabury Road was shut down between Taylor Street and Berryessa Station Way for several hours as the traffic unit examined the scene. Police asked motorists to take alternate routes so investigators could safely collect evidence and clear the roadway.
Units are currently in the 1400 block of Mabury Rd. investigating a vehicle collision involving a pedestrian. Medical personnel provided life saving measures on scene. The pedestrian ultimately succumbed to their injuries and was pronounced deceased.
— San José Police Media Relations (@SJPD_PIO) April 24, 2026
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Where this fits in the city's safety picture
The collision adds to a troubling stretch of pedestrian deaths in San José this spring, with local outlets tracking a rising toll on city streets. As Hoodline has highlighted, investigators and city leaders have been watching a cluster of recent fatal crashes and say they typically follow brief social media alerts with more detailed releases. City transportation documents and the Vision Zero program outline engineering priorities and projects that aim to cut down on deadly collisions. City of San José Vision Zero efforts include targeted safety projects and pilot changes on high‑injury corridors.
How to help investigators
Police are asking anyone with information, photos, or video of the crash to contact SJPD's Traffic Investigations Unit at (408) 277‑4654, listed in the department directory. Tipsters who want to remain anonymous can reach out through Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers at (408) 947‑STOP or use the P3TIPS app. SJPD media staff said a full press release with additional details and contact information for the investigator would be issued later.
