Madera, CA (August 13, 2026) – Minor injuries were reported on Tuesday morning, August 11, after a big rig and a black Honda collided on southbound SR 99 near W Cleveland Ave.
The California Highway Patrol record shows the collision occurred around 6:07 a.m. near the Cleveland Ave on-ramp. The Honda struck the big rig, and both vehicles were later reported on the right shoulder.
Emergency units were requested after the collision. Two other vehicles reportedly pulled over to assist, while people involved in the crash may have pushed a vehicle out of the traffic lane.
A tow service was also requested for a red Honda. The available record does not identify the person who was injured or provide details about the nature of the minor injuries. The circumstances surrounding the accident remain under review as additional information becomes available.
We hope those hurt make a full recovery.
What Are Common Injuries in Truck and Passenger Vehicle Crashes?
Crashes involving large trucks can result in various injuries due to differences in vehicle size and weight. Common injuries may include cuts, bruises, strains, sprains, and head or neck pain. More serious harm can also occur depending on how the vehicles move during the collision.
Medical evaluation can help identify injuries that may not be obvious immediately after a crash. Some symptoms, such as headaches, dizziness, or neck pain, can appear later. A medical examination can document these symptoms and determine whether additional treatment is needed.
Vehicle damage can also vary widely. A passenger vehicle may experience greater damage than a larger truck even when both vehicles remain upright and away from traffic lanes.
