NY 135 Jul 27 #353840: Right Lane Closed After…

Right Lane Closed After Northbound Crash on NY 135 in Nassau County. in hempstead. July 27, 2026.

Updated Jul 27, 2026
MINOR INCIDENT
1 Right lane closed lanes affected
northbound · Hempstead NY 135
Road
NY 135
Direction
northbound
Town
Hempstead
County
nassau County
Reported
Updated
Source
511NY
Right Lane Closed After Northbound Crash on NY 135 in Nassau County
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What Happened

A crash on northbound NY 135 in Nassau County closed the right lane on Monday, July 27, 2026. The incident is classified as minor in severity, according to incident records tracked by Long Island Traffic. The right lane of the northbound roadway was impacted, requiring a partial lane closure while the scene was addressed.

No additional details — including the number of vehicles involved, the time of the collision, or whether any occupants sustained injuries — are confirmed in the available source data at this time.

Location & Road Context

NY 135, known as the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway, is a major north-south limited-access highway running through the heart of Nassau County. It connects the Southern State Parkway in the south with the Long Island Expressway (I-495) and the Northern State Parkway further north, making it a critical commuter corridor for drivers traveling between Nassau County’s south and north shores.

According to Long Island Traffic’s NY 135 incident log, the road has accumulated 68 recorded incidents in the database. Activity in the days immediately surrounding this crash included repaving and roadwork on July 24 and roving repairs and a disabled vehicle on July 22 — suggesting ongoing maintenance and elevated lane-impact activity along the corridor. Nassau County as a whole has logged 926 recorded accidents in Long Island Traffic’s local database, reflecting the volume of traffic across the county’s major roadways.

Broader Impact

This crash is one of several minor incidents to affect Nassau County’s main expressways in a 24-hour window. On July 26 alone, Long Island Traffic recorded a crash on the Southern State Parkway, a crash on I-495, a crash on the Meadowbrook State Parkway, and an overturned tractor-trailer on I-495 — underscoring the sustained crash risk on Nassau’s high-volume limited-access roads during the summer travel period.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where did this crash happen?

The crash occurred on NY 135 northbound in Nassau County, Long Island. The right lane was closed as a result of the collision. A specific exit or cross-street has not been confirmed in the available source data.

Who was involved in the July 27 NY 135 crash?

No names, ages, or hometowns of those involved have been released in the available source data. Police have not yet confirmed the number of vehicles or persons involved.

Was anyone injured in the NY 135 northbound crash on July 27, 2026?

The incident is classified as minor severity. No injuries have been confirmed or described in detail in the available source data.

Which lane was closed on NY 135 after the July 27 crash?

The right lane of northbound NY 135 was closed following the crash. No estimated duration for the closure was included in the source data.

How many crashes has NY 135 had recently?

According to Long Island Traffic's incident database, NY 135 has 68 recorded incidents on file. In the week leading up to this crash, the road also saw roadwork and repaving events on July 24, roving repairs on July 22, and a disabled vehicle on July 22.

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