A major crash occurred at 2418 Arbor Street in Harris County at 12:24 AM on Tuesday, May 05, 2026. The incident was non-fatal.
The crash marks the 88th incident recorded at this location in the past 30 days, according to LocalTrafficAccidents.com data. Over the past 90 days, the address has logged 254 total incidents, including 140 classified as major. The corridor's incident density—88 crashes in 30 days on a residential street—places it in the extreme category within LTA's 13-county Houston-Galveston tracking database.
The residential classification of Arbor Street contrasts sharply with the incident frequency. While rush-hour periods account for 30 percent of crashes at this location over the past 90 days, the dominant pattern is off-peak collisions. Sundays record the highest incident volume with 35 crashes in the 90-day window. The 5 PM to 6 PM window remains the single busiest hour, with 15 incidents logged during that period.
The early-morning timing of Tuesday's crash aligns with the location's off-peak pattern. Weather conditions at the time—broken clouds and 71°F—were clear.
Across Harris County, 18,988 incidents were recorded in the past 30 days, including 39 fatal crashes. LTA monitors 68,984 incidents across the 13-county region with updates every two minutes.
The concentration of incidents at this single residential address suggests sustained collision activity. The 140 major incidents in 90 days indicates a pattern extending beyond isolated events. No corridor-specific alternate route data was available for this incident.
Harris County residents and commuters should note the location's incident history when navigating local streets, though the off-peak dominance at Arbor Street means rush-hour congestion from crashes, while present, is not the primary driver of incidents at this address.
87 crashes had already been logged at this location in the 30 days before this incident.
102 more crashes have been documented at this location since this incident. 48 of those crashes reached major severity.
The pace has eased at this location in the time since.
A stretch of consecutive days brought several crashes to this location.
Taken together, the counts place this stretch in the upper tier for crashes locally.
Data updated as of July 09, 2026.
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