Landover Pedestrian Dies After Collision on Landover Road
A 63 year old Landover resident died after being struck while crossing Landover Road on December 14, the county police confirmed. The Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Unit is investigating, and officials are urging witnesses to come forward as the case raises questions about pedestrian safety in the area.
A pedestrian struck on Landover Road on December 14 later died from her injuries, county police said. Audrey Louise Perry, 63, of Landover was located suffering from trauma in the roadway in the 7700 block of Landover Road at approximately 6:45 PM. She died from her injuries on December 20.
Police said the driver involved in the collision remained at the scene and was not injured. Preliminary investigation indicates the driver was traveling eastbound on Landover Road when, for reasons still under investigation, the vehicle struck Ms. Perry as she attempted to cross the roadway. The Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Unit continues its inquiry into the circumstances of the crash.
Investigators are asking anyone with information to contact the Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Unit at 301.731.4422. Tips may also be submitted anonymously through Crime Solvers online at pgcrimesolvers.com, through the P3 Tips mobile app which can be found by searching P3 Tips in the Apple Store or Google Play, or by calling 1.866.411.8477. When providing information, please refer to incident number PP25121400001297.
The fatality underscores ongoing concerns about pedestrian safety along busy thoroughfares in Prince George's County. The 7700 block of Landover Road is a corridor that sees substantial vehicle traffic during evening hours, and collisions involving people on foot can prompt calls for reviews of crosswalk design, lighting, signage and enforcement. For residents who walk or drive in the area, the investigation may have implications for daily travel and for local advocacy on street safety improvements.
County police have not announced charges or cited contributing factors such as visibility or specific traffic conditions while the reconstruction unit completes its work. The department encourages witnesses and anyone with relevant video or other evidence to come forward so investigators can establish a clear sequence of events and inform any potential policy or enforcement responses.
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