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Los Angeles County, CA (June 24, 2026) – A hit-and-run accident with injuries was reported on Wednesday, June 24, on eastbound Interstate 105 near Long Beach Boulevard. The first report was logged at 11:46 a.m.
Initial information listed multiple vehicles, including a gray Toyota and two Honda Civics. One blue Honda Civic was reported in the middle lane, while the other vehicles were along the right shoulder.
Emergency units were contacted shortly after the first report. By 12:03 p.m., the slow lane was blocked while crews worked to move vehicles out of traffic.
Investigators continue reviewing the hit-and-run crash and working to identify the driver who left. We hope anyone hurt receives proper care and recovers safely.
Why Hit-and-Run Crashes on Freeways Can Be Hard to Review
Hit-and-run crashes on freeways can leave investigators with limited details at first. When a driver leaves before information is exchanged, reports may rely on vehicle descriptions, lane positions, and statements from people nearby.
Freeway crashes can also create fast-moving hazards. A disabled vehicle in the middle lane can force other drivers to brake or change lanes suddenly. Moving damaged vehicles to the shoulder can help reduce the risk of another accident.
Injury details may take time to confirm after a freeway collision. Medical checks may be needed for pain, head trauma, neck strain, or other harm that is not clear right away. Later updates may provide more about the vehicle that left, the number of people hurt, and how the vehicles came together.
