Southern State Parkway (SSP) accidents in Oceanside, NY

4 tracked incidents on Southern State Parkway through Oceanside, Nassau County. Last update April 24, 2026.

Compiled from state police, NYPD/NCPD/SCPD bulletins, and local news. Updated as new incidents are reported.

Accident statistics

Total incidents 4
Critical 4
Major 0
Moderate 0
Fatal crashes 0
Multi-vehicle 0
Avg. per month 2.0
Latest incident Apr 24

What our records show

The Southern State Parkway (SSP) runs through Oceanside as one of the 30-mile primary parkways serving Nassau County, carrying roughly 120,000 vehicles per day. The posted speed limit is 55 mph. The route stretches from Valley Stream (Nassau/Queens border) to Heckscher State Park (East Islip), with Oceanside sitting along that spine. Locally, drivers know it as Southern State or SSP or southern-stpkwy or southern-state-pkwy or southern-state-pky.

Our database has logged 4 incidents on Southern State Parkway within Oceanside, including 4 critical cases. No fatalities have been recorded in the incidents we track for this stretch. The most recent report we published involved Oceanside Woman Indicted for Fatal Wrong-Way DWI Crash on Southern State on April 24, 2026. On average, we've seen roughly 2.0 reported crashes per month on this stretch during the period covered by our archive.

Inside Oceanside, Southern State Parkway intersects with or runs parallel to several other high-volume routes — Sunrise Highway, Long Beach Road, Atlantic Avenue — so many crashes on this corridor originate at exits and interchanges rather than along open stretches. That pattern matches what we see in the incident reports below, which cluster around entry and exit ramps feeding those surface streets.

Town context matters because accidents here don't unfold in isolation. Oceanside is home to about 32,000 residents . Below you'll find every incident on this stretch we've covered, newest first.

Incidents on Southern State Parkway in Oceanside showing 4 of 4

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