Pedestrian Dies After Vehicle Crash in Las Vegas
A 75-year-old man died after being struck by a car in a marked crosswalk on South Torrey Pines Drive.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Accidents
A 75-year-old pedestrian named Roland Bame died following a vehicle crash in Las Vegas. Bame was struck by a Honda CR-V while crossing in a marked crosswalk.
Why it matters
The death of Roland Bame marks the 100th traffic-related fatality recorded within the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department jurisdiction this year. This milestone underscores ongoing safety concerns regarding pedestrian crossings in the city.
This incident marks the 100th confirmed traffic-related fatality recorded by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department this year. Official investigations into the driver's actions are currently ongoing.
The players
Roland Bame
The 75-year-old victim who died following a collision in a marked crosswalk.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
The law enforcement agency responsible for monitoring traffic safety and investigating fatalities within the city.
Clark County Coroner's Office
The government agency responsible for investigating and certifying the cause of death in fatal incidents.
The details
The crash occurred on South Torrey Pines Drive just north of Celeste Avenue when a driver in a Honda CR-V failed to see the 75-year-old pedestrian. Medical personnel transported Bame to UMC, where he later succumbed to his injuries.
Timeline
The crash occurred on S. Torrey Pines Drive on October 1.
Roland Bame passed away from his injuries on October 22.
Legal Context
This fatality follows established metrics set by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department traffic fatality reporting protocol. Reaching the 100-death threshold often triggers renewed reviews of local traffic safety enforcement policies.
Residents should exercise increased caution when using marked crosswalks on major thoroughfares like South Torrey Pines Drive. The high number of fatalities this year serves as a reminder for both drivers and pedestrians to remain vigilant in busy zones.
The takeaway
Pedestrian safety requires constant awareness from both motorists and those on foot, especially in high-traffic city zones. Drivers are encouraged to reduce speeds near crosswalks to ensure they have sufficient time to identify individuals in the road.
Further reading
For more information on road safety and local incident reports, visit the Las Vegas accidents section.
