Crash on 66 Van Corvan Cortlandt Park S, New York, New York

Sunday, June 7, 2026 at 9:32 AM

Injury crash2 vehicles

Reporting agency: New York City Police Department
Collision ID: 4904868

From the NYC Open Data (NYPD collisions), record last updated October 25, 2026. 1 change since first published.

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Where and when

Location: 66 Van Corvan Cortlandt Park S
City, county: New York
Pedestrians injured: 0
Cyclists injured: 0
Motorists injured: 2
People involved: 4
Injured: 2
Killed: 0

Vehicles and people

Shaded: damage area

Unit 1: 2022 Toyt -Car/SUV Highlander

4 dr sedan

Damage: Left Front Quarter Panel
Direction of travel: Northeast
Maneuver: Going Straight Ahead

Driver, male, 47Restraint: Lap Belt & Harness
Injured
Passenger, female, 55Restraint: Lap Belt & Harness
Injured

Shaded: damage area

Unit 2: 2011 Merz -Car/SUV 350

4 dr sedan

Damage: Center Front End
Direction of travel: Northeast
Maneuver: Going Straight Ahead

Driver, male, 46Restraint: Lap Belt & Harness
Unknown
Passenger, male, under 18Restraint: Lap Belt & Harness
Unknown

What the officer recorded

Unit 2 contributing factor: Driver Inattention/Distractionas recorded on the report
Unit 2 contributing factor: Driver Inattention/Distractionas recorded on the report

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About this record

Source: NYC Open Data (NYPD collisions)
Updates: Changes the state makes to this record are applied here when the source publishes them
First published here: October 25, 2026
Last updated: October 25, 2026, 1 change recorded
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