On Saturday, around noon, two cars collided at the busy intersection of Avenida Ene Garcez and Avenida Major Williams in downtown Boa Vista, Brazil, leading to injuries among the occupants. The Brazilian Emergency Medical Service (Samu) reported that a 49-year-old female driver of a black car was accompanied by her two children, aged 13 and 11. The exact circumstances surrounding the accident are still under investigation. The driver of the white car, a man in his thirties, was taken to the General Hospital of Roraima for treatment while the 11-year-old girl was transferred to the Children’s Hospital Santo Antônio for specialized care. Emergency response teams, including the Roraima Fire Department and the Military Police, were deployed to the scene. Fortunately, reports indicate that the other individuals involved in the accident are safe and recovering from their injuries. This incident highlights the ongoing concerns regarding traffic safety in high-traffic areas of Boa Vista, as local authorities continue to monitor and respond to accidents in order to enhance road safety measures. Such occurrences prompt discussions about infrastructure improvements and public awareness campaigns aimed at reducing traffic-related incidents. The community's response to the accident may also bring attention to the need for better traffic regulations and preventative measures in the area.