Norfolk, VA (August 21, 2025) – A two-vehicle crash resulting in injuries occurred late Wednesday morning in the McDonald’s parking lot at 745 North Newtown Road in Norfolk. The incident was reported around 10:57 a.m. and involved a silver or blue 2008 Honda Santa Fe and a red Ford Super Duty pickup truck.
According to Norfolk City Fire and EMS Dispatch, Engine 10 and Medic 12 responded to the scene after reports of a collision with injuries in the restaurant’s lot. Emergency crews arrived promptly and provided medical attention to at least one individual hurt in the crash. The exact nature and severity of the injuries have not yet been released by authorities.
The crash occurred in a busy commercial zone with frequent vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Parking lot collisions are often underestimated in terms of danger, but in this case, emergency response was required due to confirmed injuries.
Officials have not released information about what caused the crash or whether any citations were issued. The scene was secured while responders assisted those involved and ensured the area was safe for other customers and vehicles.
We extend our best wishes to the injured parties and hope for their full recovery.
Parking Lot Crashes and Injury Risks in Virginia
Parking lot accidents—such as the one at McDonald’s on N Newtown Rd—may occur at lower speeds but still carry a serious risk of injury. Collisions between SUVs and larger trucks, like a Ford Super Duty, often result in forceful impacts that can injure occupants even when vehicles are maneuvering at slow speeds.
Parking areas pose unique dangers due to blind spots, limited space, unclear right-of-way, and frequent pedestrian crossings. Many of these incidents occur during routine errands, making them all the more unexpected and disorienting for those involved.
Injuries from parking lot crashes can include back injuries, concussions, whiplash, and more—especially when seat belts may not be secured or airbags fail to deploy at low speed. Victims may also experience stress and confusion over how to handle insurance, repairs, or liability issues in a private commercial lot.
It’s critical for those injured in such crashes to seek medical evaluation as symptoms may worsen over time. Additionally, documentation—photos, witness statements, and a formal report—can play a major role in pursuing fair compensation.
If you or someone close to you has been hurt in a parking lot crash in Norfolk, taking early action can ease the burden of recovery.
At Local Accident Reports, we’re here to connect you with trusted support after a collision. If you were injured in the crash at McDonald’s on North Newtown Road, contact us today. We’ll help you understand your next steps and provide the resources you need to move forward with clarity and care.