A major crash occurred at 113 Gray Street on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at 12:12 AM. The incident adds to an extreme concentration of traffic collisions at this residential location.
According to LocalTrafficAccidents.com data, 113 Gray Street has recorded 155 total incidents over the past 30 days, with 90 classified as major crashes. Over the past 90 days, the location has seen 369 total incidents, including 190 major crashes and 6 fatal collisions. This concentration places the corridor in the highest tier of incident density across the 13-county Houston-Galveston region.
The timing of Sunday's crash aligns with a documented pattern. LTA data shows that the midnight-to-1-a.m. hour is the peak crash window at this location, with 19 incidents recorded during that hour over the past 90 days. While off-peak hours dominate the overall incident profile at 113 Gray Street—accounting for roughly 77 percent of crashes—the concentration during late-night hours remains significant. Across the past 90 days, Thursdays have been the highest-incident day at the location, with 46 recorded crashes.
Weather conditions at the time of the incident were overcast, with temperatures at 76 degrees Fahrenheit. Clear visibility and dry conditions were present.
Harris County, the jurisdiction encompassing this location, has logged 18,429 total traffic incidents in the past 30 days, including 38 fatal crashes. The 113 Gray Street corridor represents a disproportionate share of that county-level incident volume.
The residential classification of 113 Gray Street contrasts with the extreme incident density documented at this address. Crash data shows that 90 percent of incidents recorded here over the past 90 days have been major-severity events, indicating that collisions at this location tend toward significant impact rather than minor fender-benders.
Rush-hour traffic represents a minority of incidents at 113 Gray Street. LTA's 90-day analysis shows that only 23 percent of crashes at this location occur during traditional peak-commute windows. The dominant pattern—crashes during off-peak times, particularly late night—suggests factors beyond standard commute congestion may be driving incident frequency.
The Harris County area continues to experience sustained high-volume traffic activity. LTA tracks 62,756 incidents across the 13-county Houston-Galveston region, with updates provided every two minutes. Government sources such as TxDOT publish crash data on an annual basis, providing annual-level context that complements real-time incident monitoring.
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