Deadly Crash on Carey Ave: Two Adults Killed, Child Fights for Life—When Will We Embrace Road Safety?
By TheNevadaGlobeStaff, June 11, 2025 7:59 am
A routine evening drive in northeast Las Vegas ended in disaster just after 7:40 p.m. on Carey Avenue, where a speeding Nissan lost control, vaulted curbs, struck a wall, and crashed into a power pole before rebounding into the road. The violent impact killed two adult women instantly and left a nine-year-old girl in critical condition after emergency crews had to free her from the wreckage . This marks Metro’s 75th and 76th traffic deaths this year—hard numbers that reflect an alarming trend. While investigations continue, the root cause is clear: a disregard for personal responsibility behind the wheel. Our roads depend on individuals making safe choices, not reckless speed or distracted driving. The wreck is a sobering reminder—public safety demands self-discipline and respect for the law. Before we chalk this up to misfortune, let’s ask ourselves: will we prioritize caution, or continue fueling our highways with preventable tragedies?
Source: FOX5 Las Vegas, Las Vegas Review-Journal, KTNV
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