Angwin, CA (March 11, 2026) – Three teenagers were injured after being struck by a vehicle on Tuesday evening, March 10, in Napa County.
Emergency units responded around 6:10 p.m. to the 400 block of Newton Way in Angwin following reports of a crash involving a vehicle and pedestrians. Responders located three injured juveniles at the scene and began providing medical aid.
Officials said one juvenile was flown directly from the crash site to UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento by air ambulance. A second juvenile was transported by ground ambulance to Angwin Airport, where an air ambulance transferred the patient to the same hospital. The third juvenile was taken to a hospital by ground ambulance.
Authorities have not released the conditions of the injured juveniles.
Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash. We are thinking of those injured as they receive medical care.
Pedestrian Safety in Residential Areas
Residential streets like Newton Way often serve as shared spaces for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. Children and teens may walk or play near these roads, increasing the risk of encounters with passing vehicles.
Visibility, speed, and driver awareness can influence how safely vehicles move through neighborhood streets. Curves, parked cars, and limited lighting may also affect how quickly drivers notice pedestrians nearby.
Crashes involving pedestrians in residential areas frequently involve multiple factors, including roadway layout and traffic flow. Careful driving and awareness of people walking near homes and schools can help reduce the risk of serious incidents.
