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OAKLAND, Alameda County, Calif., Nov. 7, 2026 — A woman and a teen were injured on Friday afternoon, November 6, in a hit-and-run crash on southbound State Route 13 near Redwood Road in Oakland, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The crash was reported shortly before 2 p.m. just north of Redwood Road, on the southbound side of SR-13. A dark gray pickup truck was reportedly involved in a collision with a white Toyota Camry. Dispatch logs indicate part of the pickup was left sticking into the slow lane afterward.
The Camry reportedly came to rest on the right shoulder. A woman and a teen inside the vehicle were hurt, and callers requested medical aid for them. The extent of the teen's injuries was still being confirmed as units responded, the log shows.
The pickup truck did not stay at the scene, and the CHP is investigating it as a hit-and-run. Oakland Fire Department units were also sent to assist with the injured occupants. No arrests had been announced as of Friday afternoon.
The CHP has not released the ages of those involved or said whether the driver of the pickup has been identified. The investigation remains open.
We wish the injured a complete and speedy recovery.
Crash Reports and Road Safety in Oakland, CA
This crash happened at State Route 13 and Redwood Road in Oakland, CA. Readers following crash news in Alameda County can find city-level information on our Oakland accident resource page, including how to request a report.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is distracted driving a common factor in crashes like this?
Even glances away from the road can prevent a driver from reacting in time to merging traffic or sudden slowdowns, which is why distraction is frequently cited as a factor in rear-end and lane-change collisions.
What should someone do immediately after a hit-and-run crash?
Move to a safe location if possible, call 911, and try to note details about the other vehicle, such as its color, make, and direction of travel, since that information can help investigators identify the driver later.
Where do most highway crashes like this happen?
Crashes frequently cluster near highway interchanges, merge points, and off-ramps, where vehicles are changing speed or lanes, similar to the stretch of SR-13 near Redwood Road.
