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Virginia Beach, VA (August 25, 2026) – A woman and her child were injured after a pedestrian accident near 24th St and Atlantic Ave in Virginia Beach on Sunday, August 23.
Emergency units were called at about 9:52 a.m. after a vehicle struck two pedestrians near the intersection. An adult woman and her child were found with non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators. The initial report did not release names or additional details about the woman and child. The investigation remains underway as officials work to determine the circumstances surrounding the accident.
Our thoughts are with the woman and child as they recover from their injuries.
What Happens After a Pedestrian Is Hurt in a Traffic Accident?
Pedestrians can face serious risks when struck by a vehicle, even at low speeds. The severity of harm can depend on factors such as vehicle speed, the person’s position, and whether protective features were available.
Medical records can help document the type and extent of harm after a pedestrian accident. Photographs may also show vehicle damage, roadway markings, lighting, and other physical details. Witness accounts can provide additional information about what happened before the vehicle reached the pedestrian.
Pedestrian accidents may also involve questions about visibility, traffic signals, crosswalks, and driver actions. Keeping records of medical treatment and other related expenses can help create a clear record of the consequences that followed.
