Chicago, IL (September 23, 2025) – A pedestrian sustained injuries after being struck by a vehicle Monday morning at the intersection of N Kimball Ave and W Fullerton Ave in Chicago. The driver involved fled the scene before police arrived, prompting an active hit-and-run investigation by local authorities.
The incident occurred around 11:51 a.m. in the Logan Square neighborhood. Fire and EMS crews were already on site when police units were requested, providing emergency care to the injured individual. Witnesses at the scene described the vehicle involved as a black car, though no further identifying details were available at the time of the report.
The victim was treated on location before being transported to a nearby hospital for additional care.
Our thoughts are with the injured pedestrian, and we hope for a full recovery.
Pedestrian Hit-and-Runs in Illinois
This tragic hit-and-run in Logan Square underscores the serious risks pedestrians face in dense urban environments like Chicago. The intersection of Kimball and Fullerton is a busy throughway known for both vehicle congestion and high foot traffic. When drivers fail to yield or remain at the scene after a collision, the consequences can be devastating—both medically and emotionally—for victims and their families.
Pedestrian-involved crashes are sadly on the rise in many Illinois cities, and hit-and-runs remain one of the most alarming trends. Fleeing the scene not only delays crucial medical assistance but also denies victims the closure and accountability they deserve.
Citywide efforts have increased in recent years to improve crosswalk visibility, implement speed-reduction strategies, and deploy intersection cameras. Still, pedestrian safety ultimately depends on shared responsibility: drivers must stay alert and follow right-of-way laws, while pedestrians must remain aware of their surroundings.
When a hit-and-run occurs, immediate medical help is only part of the solution. Victims are often left with unanswered questions, insurance complications, and legal burdens—especially if the at-fault driver remains unidentified.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian hit-and-run, you don’t have to face the aftermath alone. Local Accident Reports is here to provide updates, guidance, and access to recovery resources that can help you move forward. Visit our site today to learn what steps to take and how to connect with trusted local support.
