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Las Vegas, NV – Three Hospitalized in Crash Involving Two Vehicles and a Pedestrian at Buffalo and Spring Mountain


Two Vehicles and a Pedestrian at Buffalo and Spring Mountain

Las Vegas, NV (August 19, 2026) – A crash sent three people to the hospital Wednesday night, according to Las Vegas police.

The crash happened after 8:30 p.m. in the area of Buffalo and Spring Mountain roads. It involved two vehicles and a pedestrian, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

Police said three people were taken to the hospital. Their injuries were deemed non-critical.

Officers remained on scene investigating the crash. Westbound Spring Mountain was closed at Buffalo, according to an alert from the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC).

Were You or a Loved One Injured in This Crash?

Three people were hurt in one crash. Each of them has a separate injury claim.

Fault may be split among two drivers and a pedestrian. Nevada’s modified comparative negligence law still lets you recover damages even if you share part of the blame (NRS 41.141).

Officers are still investigating at Buffalo and Spring Mountain. Evidence like skid marks, vehicle positions, and witness statements is easiest to gather while the scene is still active. Nevada law gives you two years from the date of this crash, until August 19, 2028, to file an injury claim.

Our Las Vegas pedestrian accident attorneys handle crashes like this one, where fault is split between multiple drivers and a pedestrian. We have recovered results in similar cases, including a $1.9 million jury verdict against an insurance company in a vehicle crash claim.

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