Dayton, OH (May 14, 2025) – A pedestrian was struck and injured in a hit-and-run crash early Tuesday in a Dayton neighborhood near the intersection of Rosslyn Dr and Ene Ave. The collision occurred on the morning of May 14 and prompted an urgent response from local emergency services.
According to initial reports, the pedestrian was walking along Rosslyn Dr when they were hit by a vehicle that fled the scene without stopping. Witnesses in the area quickly called for help, and medical personnel responded shortly after to assess the victim’s condition. The individual sustained injuries in the crash and was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. The extent of those injuries has not yet been disclosed.
Dayton police are actively investigating the incident and are seeking assistance from the public in identifying the driver and vehicle involved. Surveillance footage from nearby residences and businesses is being reviewed, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.
This incident remains under investigation, and updates will be released as new details emerge. Our hearts go out to the injured pedestrian, and we hope for their full recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents in Ohio
Crashes involving pedestrians—especially hit-and-runs—remain a critical safety issue across Ohio, particularly in residential and mixed-traffic areas like Rosslyn Dr and Ene Ave in Dayton. These types of incidents often result in severe or life-threatening injuries due to the lack of physical protection pedestrians have in a collision.
Data from the Ohio Department of Transportation shows that pedestrian-involved crashes have increased in recent years, with a notable rise in hit-and-run cases. In many of these situations, the driver fails to stop out of fear of legal consequences or due to distractions or impairment, leaving victims without immediate aid.
The Rosslyn Dr corridor is a local connector road serving both vehicular and foot traffic, making it a sensitive zone for pedestrian safety. The early timing of this incident may have reduced visibility, and it’s unclear whether proper lighting or marked crossings were factors. Regardless, the law requires all drivers to stop and render aid if involved in any traffic incident—especially when a person is injured.
Beyond the immediate physical toll, hit-and-run victims face emotional trauma and a complicated path to recovery, often without knowing who is responsible or how to obtain support. These situations demand both public awareness and community accountability.
If you or someone close to you has been injured in a pedestrian crash, particularly one involving a fleeing driver, it’s vital to seek out trustworthy resources.
Local Accident Reports is here to ensure you’re not left in the dark after a serious hit-and-run. We provide the latest updates and help connect victims to trusted medical professionals, legal advocates, and recovery services. Don’t wait to get the guidance you deserve—reach out to Local Accident Reports today and let us support you through your recovery.
