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Los Angeles, CA (May 25, 2026) – A hit-and-run on southbound Interstate 110 near West Century Boulevard left people injured Sunday, May 24, around 2:35 p.m. At least three vehicles were involved in the collision.
A gold sedan was reported facing the wrong way and blocking the slow lanes on the freeway, and a black Honda and a beige sedan were also on the roadway, blocking lanes one and two. A third vehicle, a white Nissan Rogue, exited the freeway at Figueroa and was later located at Figueroa and 99th Street.
No names or ages were included in the initial report on the crash. Further details about the number of people hurt and the extent of their injuries were not available at the time of this report.
The accident is under active review, and updated information will be released as the facts are confirmed. We are keeping those hurt in our thoughts as they receive care.
What Typically Happens When a Wrong-Way Vehicle Is Involved in a Freeway Hit-and-Run
A wrong-way vehicle on a freeway creates an especially dangerous set of circumstances. Drivers traveling in the correct direction often have very little time to react, and the closing speed between two vehicles moving toward each other can be extreme. When that vehicle also flees the scene, it adds another layer of complexity to what emergency units and investigators must manage.
Freeway hit-and-run cases involving multiple vehicles typically require investigators to reconstruct the sequence of contact between each car. Surveillance footage from nearby ramps and surface streets, along with the position of vehicles left on the roadway, helps establish what happened and in what order. Locating a suspect vehicle that exited the freeway can sometimes move quickly if cameras captured a clear image of the license plate.
