Serious A4540 crash in Birmingham on 10 August 2025 at 22:54 involving a Toyota Yaris
A Toyota Yaris hit three pedestrians on the A4540 in Birmingham at 22:54 on Sunday 10 August 2025. A 5-year-old male pedestrian was seriously injured and a 6-year-old female pedestrian and a 58-year-old female pedestrian were slightly injured.
It happened after dark under street lighting in fine weather on a dry slip road with a 30 mph limit.
- Severity
- Serious
- Date
- 10 Aug 2025
- Sunday, 22:54
- Vehicles
- 1
- Toyota Yaris
- Casualties
- 3
- 1 seriously injured, 2 slightly injured
Location of the crash
Police recorded the crash at latitude 52.45923, longitude -1.87479, in the B12 postcode district and within the built-up area of Birmingham. It is one of the crashes that make up the Sparkbrook & Balsall Heath East, Birmingham, B11 4AB area accident hotspot.
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- 1 crash
- Serious
Collision details
Basic information
- Reference
- 2025201627210
- Council area
- Birmingham
- Police force
- West Midlands
- Police attended the scene
- Yes
Road and location details
- First road class
- A
- First road number
- 4540
- Road type
- Slip road
- Speed limit
- 30 mph
- Urban or rural
- Urban
- Trunk road
- Non-trunk road
Junction information
- Junction control
- Authorised person
- Second road class
- Unclassified
Pedestrian crossing information
- Crossing facilities
- No physical crossing facility within 50 m
Environmental conditions
- Light conditions
- Dark, street lights lit
- Weather
- Fine, no high winds
- Road surface
- Dry
Enhanced collision data
- Serious injury band
- Less serious
- How severity was recorded
- From injuries recorded by police (CRASH system)
- Estimated chance it was serious
- 100%
- Estimated chance it was slight
- 0%
The 6 nearest recorded crashes
The nearest, 3 metres away, was a serious injury crash on 23 March 2024.
Serious
Scania crash on the A4540 in Birmingham, 23 March 2024
3 m awayRef 2024201449698
Slight
Citroen Xsara crash on the A4540 in Birmingham, 8 February 2007
6 m awayRef 200720E022003
Slight
Nissan Micra crash on the A4540 in Birmingham, 2 May 2012
6 m awayRef 201220T022972
Slight
Vauxhall Astra crash on the B4167 in Birmingham, 31 December 2000
6 m awayRef 200020E324501
Slight
Volkswagen Golf crash on the A4540 in Birmingham, 11 January 2024
8 m awayRef 2024201398181
Slight
Nissan Bluebird crash on the B4167 in Birmingham, 16 March 1996
8 m awayRef 19962096E0745
Vehicles involved (1)
Vehicle 1: Toyota Yaris
Car
- Manoeuvre
- Going ahead
- Travelling from
- West
- Travelling to
- East
- Position at junction
- Approaching junction or waiting or parked at junction approach
- First point of impact
- Front
- Left-hand drive
- No
- Driver sex
- Male
- Driver age
- 31 years
- Engine capacity
- 1,329 cc
- Fuel or propulsion
- Petrol
- Driver home area deprivation
- 40 to 50% most deprived
- Distance from driver's home
- 5 to 10 km
Casualties (3)
Casualty 1: Pedestrian
SeriousMale, aged 5, hit by vehicle 1 (Toyota Yaris)
- Pedestrian location
- In carriageway, crossing elsewhere
- Pedestrian movement
- Crossing from driver's nearside
- Serious injury band
- Less serious
- Home area deprivation
- 10 to 20% most deprived
- Distance from home
- Over 100 km
Casualty 2: Pedestrian
SlightFemale, aged 6, hit by vehicle 1 (Toyota Yaris)
- Pedestrian location
- In carriageway, crossing elsewhere
- Pedestrian movement
- Crossing from driver's offside
Casualty 3: Pedestrian
SlightFemale, aged 58, hit by vehicle 1 (Toyota Yaris)
- Pedestrian location
- In carriageway, crossing elsewhere
- Pedestrian movement
- Crossing from driver's offside
Data source
This record comes from the Department for Transport’s road safety data (STATS19), in which police forces in Great Britain record every road crash reported to them where someone was injured. It is reference 2025201627210 in the data published on GOV.UK under the Open Government Licence v3.0, and one of the crashes counted in the Birmingham road accident statistics for 2025.