Lexington, KY - Car Crash with Injuries on Newton Pike near Coleman Ct

Lexington, KY (July 9, 2025) – A multi-vehicle crash on outbound Newtown Pike near Coleman Court caused traffic disruptions Wednesday evening and left at least one person injured, according to reports.

The collision, which occurred around 5:14 p.m., involved three vehicles and resulted in the blockage of the right lane on Newtown Pike. Emergency responders quickly arrived on the scene to assess injuries and clear the roadway.

At this time, the extent of injuries has not been confirmed, but authorities noted that the incident did result in at least one person requiring medical attention. Traffic in the area experienced delays as crews worked to manage the scene and direct vehicles through the remaining open lanes.

Motorists are advised to use caution and consider alternate routes while the investigation continues. More details will be released as they become available.

Our thoughts are with those affected by this accident.

Kentucky Car Accidents

Injury-causing car accidents remain a serious issue throughout Kentucky, with thousands of residents affected each year. Whether on rural highways, small-town streets, or major city corridors like those in Lexington and Louisville, motor vehicle crashes continue to disrupt lives and cause long-term physical, emotional, and financial hardship.

According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, the state sees over 100,000 traffic collisions annually. Many of these accidents result in severe injuries that require extensive medical treatment and recovery time. Sadly, many of these incidents are preventable—often the result of careless or reckless driving.

Common causes of injury accidents across Kentucky include:

• Speeding: Driving too fast for conditions or exceeding the limit reduces reaction time and increases crash severity.
• Distracted Driving: Cell phones, in-car tech, and other distractions take a driver’s eyes off the road and mind off the task of driving.
• Impaired Driving: Alcohol and drugs continue to be major contributing factors in serious and fatal crashes.
• Failure to Yield or Obey Traffic Signals: Many injury accidents occur at intersections when drivers run red lights or ignore right-of-way rules.
• Weather and Road Conditions: Rain, fog, or poorly maintained roads can create additional hazards when drivers don’t adjust their behavior accordingly.

If you’ve been injured in a crash due to another driver’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other related losses. But navigating insurance claims and legal challenges on your own can be overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to heal.

At Byrnes Law Office, our car crash lawyers in Lexington are committed to helping injury victims across Kentucky pursue the justice and financial support they need. Our legal team will thoroughly investigate your case, handle all communications with insurers, and fight for the maximum compensation available under the law.

We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case. Let us take on the legal burden so you can focus on your recovery.

Call Byrnes Law Office today at 502-364-2500 for a free consultation. We’re here to help you move forward with confidence after a life-altering car accident.

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Disclaimer: The Byrnes Law Office is dedicated to improving safety for Kentucky drivers. Our goal is to raise awareness about the dangers of driving and the need to use caution. This is not a solicitation for business, and none of the information constitutes legal or medical advice. Photos in this post are not of the actual accident scene.