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One person killed, two people severely injured near 5432 W JACKSON BLVD in Austin

A driver was killed and two passengers were severely injured after a Friday early morning collision with a fixed object in Austin on June 2, 2023 at 1:00 AM.

The crash occurred near 5432 W JACKSON BLVD, on an undivided road. The posted speed limit was 15 mph. It was dark but with streetlights, the weather was clear, and the roadway was dry. The police report attributed the cause of the crash to evasive action taken to avoid an animal, object, or non-motorist.

A 1980 Chevrolet Malibu was heading west while backing up. The driver, an unknown age person, was killed. A 31-year-old male passenger reportedly suffered incapacitating injuries. A 34-year-old male passenger reportedly suffered incapacitating injuries.

Police were notified at 1:02 AM on June 24 and made a report on scene. This was the 65th injurious crash reported in June 2023, and the 6,263rd injurious crash reported in 2023. It was the 61st fatal crash for 2023.

Where it happened

5432 W JACKSON BLVD

Neighborhood
Austin
Nearest streets
W JACKSON BLVD

Street view: 41.8767° N, 87.7609° W

3 people and 1 vehicle

1980 Chevrolet Malibu
Vehicle type
PASSENGER
Vehicle use
PERSONAL
Maneuver
BACKING
Travel direction
W
First contact point
REAR
Plate state
IL
Unit number
1
Driver: unknown age person Killed
Reported Action
OTHER
Passenger: 31-year-old man Incapacitated
Hospital
MOUNT SINAI
City
CHICAGO
State
IL
Passenger: 34-year-old man Incapacitated
Hospital
STROGER
City
CHICAGO
State
IL

Reported Conditions

Crash type
OTHER
Primary cause
EVASIVE ACTION DUE TO ANIMAL, OBJECT, NONMOTORIST
Weather
CLEAR
Lighting
DARKNESS, LIGHTED ROAD
Road surface
DRY
Road defect
Trafficway
NOT DIVIDED
Traffic control
NO CONTROLS
Speed limit
15 MPH
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