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Los Angeles, CA (May 12, 2026) – A hit-and-run crash involving injuries was reported Sunday afternoon on Interstate 405 southbound near Roscoe Blvd in the Los Angeles area.
Emergency units were called to the scene just north of Roscoe Blvd following reports of a collision involving two vehicles. According to initial information, a blue sedan and a black pickup truck were involved in the incident while traveling through the HOV lane.
Officials later confirmed the crash was upgraded to a hit-and-run involving injuries after earlier reports suggested no injuries. One or more people were reported hurt, though specific details on the number of injured victims and their conditions have not been released.
Traffic lanes were affected for a period of time as vehicles were moved to the shoulder and crews worked to clear the roadway. A tow response was also requested to remove damaged vehicles from the scene.
No information has been released regarding the identity of the drivers involved or the circumstances leading up to the crash.
The incident remains under review by authorities. We are thinking of those injured as they receive medical care.
What Happens After a Hit-and-Run Crash on a Freeway?
Hit-and-run crashes on busy freeways often require investigators to reconstruct events using roadway evidence, vehicle damage, and witness accounts. When multiple vehicles are involved, determining the sequence of impact becomes a key focus.
In many cases, investigators also review debris patterns, lane positions, and vehicle movement before and after the collision. This helps establish how the crash occurred and whether one vehicle left the scene prematurely.
Traffic flow can also be affected during the investigation, especially when incidents occur on high-volume corridors such as interstate highways. Even after vehicles are removed, officials may continue reviewing evidence to confirm crash details and, when necessary, identify the drivers involved.
