Three Teenagers Killed and Four Injured in Brooklyn Belt Parkway Crash

The crash involved a 2002 black Cadillac Escalade carrying five teens and a 2024 black Honda HR-V with two women, on the eastbound Belt Parkway near Exit 1 at 65th Street in Bay Ridge, around 11:35 p.m. Tuesday.
Three teenage boys, ages 16, 17 and 18, were killed in the crash, while four other people were injured and hospitalized.
Among the four injured, two teen males (ages 16 and 18) were taken to Maimonides Hospital in stable condition, while the Honda drivers (a 46-year-old woman and a 44-year-old woman) were taken to Langone Hospital in stable condition.
Police said the identities of the victims were not immediately released and that there have been no arrests; the crash remains under investigation by the NYPD.
Three teenage boys, ages 16, 17, and 18, were killed in a two-vehicle crash on the Belt Parkway in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn around 11:35 p.m. Tuesday Audacy. Four other people were injured and hospitalized in stable condition after a 2002 black Cadillac Escalade carrying five teens collided with a 2024 black Honda HR-V near Exit 1 at 65th Street NBC New York.
The Cadillac Escalade was carrying five teenagers when it struck the Honda HR-V New York Times. Three of the five teens in the Escalade were killed in the crash. Two male teens, ages 16 and 18, survived the collision and were taken to Maimonides Hospital in stable condition News 12 Brooklyn. Two women, ages 46 and 44, were driving the Honda HR-V and were also hospitalized in stable condition at Langone Hospital News 12 Long Island.
Police have not released the identities of the three teenage victims Audacy. No arrests have been announced, and authorities said the exact cause of the crash remains under investigation New York Times. Responders cleared the scene and the road reopened Tuesday night as the NYPD continued their work on the case.
The crash occurred on the eastbound Belt Parkway near Exit 1 at 65th Street in Bay Ridge, one of Brooklyn's busiest roadways NBC New York. The collision between the two vehicles marked a deadly incident on the highway that serves thousands of commuters daily. Both vehicles were black, making visibility a potential factor in the crash, though police have not confirmed the cause.
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