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Anaheim, CA (September 3, 2026) – A hit-and-run crash involving injuries was reported on Tuesday, September 1, on northbound Interstate 5 near the State Route 91 interchange in Orange County.
The crash involved two vehicles, according to the California Highway Patrol incident log. A person involved in the crash reported that the other driver continued traveling after the collision. The reporting party later pulled over on the right shoulder of northbound I-5 just north of Beach Boulevard and requested medical assistance for children who were in the vehicle.
The other vehicle was described as a Hyundai Kona. The reporting party was directed to meet officers at a nearby Chevron station on Artesia Boulevard, while additional details about the injuries and circumstances of the crash remained unavailable.
Our thoughts are with everyone affected by this crash and their loved ones. We wish all injured individuals a full and speedy recovery.
What Information Can Help After a Hit-and-Run?
A hit-and-run can leave people with limited information about the other vehicle and driver. Details such as the vehicle’s make, model, color, license plate, direction of travel, and visible damage can help establish what happened. Information from passengers or witnesses may also provide useful details about the collision.
People involved in a crash should prioritize safety when deciding where to stop. Moving a vehicle away from active traffic, when it is safe and possible to do so, can reduce the risk of another collision. Drivers should also remain aware of nearby traffic and avoid standing in travel lanes while waiting for assistance.
Children and other passengers may require additional attention after a crash, even when injuries initially appear minor. Some injuries may not be immediately obvious, particularly after a sudden impact. Staying alert to changes in a person’s condition and obtaining appropriate medical evaluation can help address injuries that become noticeable later.
