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Pittsburgh, PA (September 4, 2025) – On Wednesday evening, September 3, a motorcycle collided with a deer in South Park Township, leaving two people injured. The crash occurred just after 7 p.m. along Brownsville Road near the entrance to Allegheny County’s South Park.
The Broughton Volunteer Fire Department responded promptly to the scene. Brownsville Road was temporarily closed between Shang Road and Sylvania Drive while first responders assisted the injured and crews cleared debris. The road reopened a short time later.
The conditions of the injured individuals have not been disclosed. Authorities are investigating the crash and have urged anyone with information to contact local law enforcement.
We hope both individuals make a full and speedy recovery.
Motorcycle Crashes in South Park and Surrounding Areas
Areas near South Park and other wooded regions in Allegheny County are prone to wildlife-related crashes. Motorcyclists are particularly vulnerable due to limited protection compared with cars. Collisions with deer or other animals can lead to serious injuries and significant traffic delays.
Common causes of motorcycle crashes in these areas include:
- Wildlife on the road: Deer and other animals can appear suddenly, especially at dusk or night.
- Speeding: Higher speeds reduce reaction time and increase injury risk.
- Distracted riding or driving: Cell phones, navigation devices, or other distractions can lead to collisions.
- Road conditions: Wet or uneven pavement can contribute to loss of control.
Motorcyclists are advised to remain alert, reduce speed, and be prepared to react to wildlife on the road. Following traffic laws and wearing protective gear can reduce the risk of serious injuries.
If you or a loved one were injured in a motorcycle crash, seeking immediate medical attention and understanding your legal options is crucial. Consulting with a Pittsburgh personal injury lawyer can help protect your rights and guide you through insurance and compensation matters.
Call Tully & Tully Attorneys at Law today at 412-281-8700 to schedule a free consultation. Our team is here to support you every step of the way.
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