Pedestrian struck Nov. 24 at Summit & Dale dies; case now a fatal crash
A driver struck a 75-year-old woman and her husband in a crosswalk at Summit Avenue and Dale Street on Nov. 24; the woman died about a week later. St. Paul police have reclassified the incident as a fatal crash and the investigation is ongoing.
đ Key Facts
- On Nov. 24 a 75-year-old woman was struck by a driver while in a crosswalk on Summit Avenue in St. Paul.
- St. Paul police confirm the woman died about a week after the Nov. 24 crash.
- Because of her death, the case has been reclassified as a fatal crash.
- The investigation into the crash is ongoing.
- The update was reported by TwinCities (story published Dec. 1, 2025).
đ Relevant Data
Between 2018 and 2022, 699 pedestrians were hit by vehicles in St. Paul.
Saint Paul Transportation Safety Action Plan â Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths
Between 2018 and 2022, bicyclists and pedestrians were involved in 36% of all fatalities and serious injury crashes in St. Paul, despite comprising only 13% of total trips.
Saint Paul Transportation Safety Action Plan â Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths
Summit Avenue is frequently cited as a dangerous street for bicycle and pedestrian safety in St. Paul's equity priority areas.
Saint Paul Transportation Safety Action Plan â Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths
From 2016 to mid-2018, there were 19 bicycle and pedestrian crashes on Summit Avenue in St. Paul, out of approximately 700 citywide.
After fatal crash, a push for bicycle and pedestrian safety on Summit Avenue â Star Tribune
đ° Sources (2)
- St. Paul police confirm the 75-year-old woman struck in a Summit Avenue crosswalk on Nov. 24 has died about a week later.
- The case is now classified as a fatal crash; the investigation continues.