Jacksonville, FL (May 30, 2026) – A hit-and-run crash with injuries shut down most lanes at the intersection of 103rd Street and Blanding Boulevard in Jacksonville on Friday, May 29.
According to information from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Florida Highway Patrol, the collision led to major traffic disruptions at the busy intersection. Officials said only the far-right turn lanes in each direction remained open while crews worked on the roadway.
Authorities classified the crash as a hit-and-run, though additional details about the vehicles involved or the number of people hurt were not immediately released. Investigators continue working to determine the circumstances surrounding the hit-and-run collision. We are thinking of those affected.
Why Hit-and-Run Crashes Create Additional Challenges for Investigators
Hit-and-run crashes can become more difficult to investigate because one driver leaves the roadway before officials can gather immediate information. Investigators often rely on witness accounts, traffic cameras, and vehicle debris to identify the vehicle involved.
Busy intersections such as Blanding Blvd and 103rd St may contain surveillance footage from nearby businesses or traffic systems that can help track vehicle movement before and after the collision. Damage left behind at the scene may also provide clues about the type of vehicle involved.
Traffic shutdowns are common after injury crashes because crews need space to assist injured people and document evidence safely. Investigators may continue reviewing footage and collecting statements even after the roadway fully reopens.
