Charlotte, NC (June 13, 2025) – A fatal collision on Thursday afternoon claimed one life and halted traffic when a vehicle crashed on Monroe Road, near the intersection with Glendora Drive.
Shortly before 2:30 p.m. on June 12, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police responded to reports of a serious accident on Monroe Road. Within minutes, emergency teams shut down both directions of the roadway just before Ashmore Drive as crews worked the scene. Among those involved was an employee of Charlotte Water, though their status remained unknown at the time of the report. Despite efforts at the scene, the crash resulted in one fatality.
The incident forced a road closure that lasted until approximately 4:44 p.m., according to road crews, causing traffic delays in southeast Charlotte. Investigators are examining factors such as road conditions, vehicle speed, and visibility near the Glendora Drive area. Additional information, including possible contributing factors and the identity of the victim, will be released once confirmed.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family of the deceased individual. We also hope those affected by this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in NC
North Carolina experiences thousands of serious motor vehicle crashes each year, with traffic fatalities remaining a pressing concern – especially in urban areas like Charlotte. In 2023, the state recorded over 1,500 traffic deaths and nearly 100,000 reported crashes. Speedway incidents and accidents involving work vehicles highlight the critical intersection of public safety and employment-related travel. With Monroe Road seeing high commuter volumes, accidents like this near Glendora Drive underscore the need for safer infrastructure and heightened awareness.
Many fatal crashes happen at intersections where lighting or traffic signals are inadequate. If signals are not synchronized or lights are dim, drivers may misjudge gaps or fail to see other vehicles clearly, causing dangerous collisions. Enhancing signal timing and adding better illumination can significantly reduce risk, particularly during busy afternoon hours when visibility can change rapidly. Efforts by local authorities to review intersection design and signage are essential to prevent more loss of life.
Victims of car accidents in North Carolina should not wait to seek legal guidance. Contact our wrongful death attorneys as soon as possible after a crash like this. Early action helps preserve important evidence—fire reports, road surveillance, cell records, and expert observations—that may be lost with time. An experienced lawyer can support you in communicating with insurance companies and seeking compensation for medical treatment, lost income, and emotional toll. For stronger protection of your rights and recovery of damages, reach out to our Charlotte car accident attorneys right away.
Campbell & Associates offers free consultations and is ready to assist families and injured individuals throughout North Carolina. Our team provides compassionate support, conducts thorough case reviews, and handles all communication with insurers and other parties.
We work on a contingency basis—no fees unless we obtain results for you. Don’t face this difficult time alone; call Campbell & Associates today at 704-333-0885 and let us help you get started on your path toward justice and recovery.
Notes: This post is based on reports from news outlets, police scanners, and eyewitnesses. While we aim for accuracy, our team has not independently verified the details. If you see an error or want the post removed, please contact us—we’ll respond promptly.
Disclaimer: At Campbell & Associates, we’re focused on promoting safer driving in North and South Carolina. This post is for awareness purposes only—it is not legal or medical advice, nor a request for business. Images used are not from the actual accident site.
