Leominster, MA (July 1, 2026) – One woman was injured on Monday afternoon, June 29, after a hit-and-run crash involving a motorcycle and a car in Leominster.
The crash happened around 2:00 p.m. at Carter Street and Cedar Street. The Leominster police said they are searching for the driver of a car believed to have struck the motorcycle.
The motorcyclist was identified as 31-year-old Alisha Shear of Leominster. She was hospitalized after the crash and has since been released to recover at home. Shear reported bruising, road rash injuries, and a blood clot in her abdomen. No broken bones were reported.
The police released images of a vehicle they are seeking in connection with the crash. The car was described as a possible older-model Chevrolet Malibu with a sunroof. The Leominster hit-and-run remains under investigation.
We hope Shear continues to recover fully.
Motorcycle Hit-and-Run Crashes Bring Added Recovery Challenges
Motorcyclists have little protection when they are hit by a car. Even when injuries do not include broken bones, bruising, or road rash, internal trauma may cause lasting pain and limit daily movement.
Hit-and-run crashes can also make the recovery process more difficult. Injured riders may be left without immediate answers about the driver, vehicle, or exact circumstances of the collision.
Detectives usually rely on witness accounts, traffic cameras, vehicle descriptions, debris, and damage patterns after a hit-and-run motorcycle accident. These details help investigators identify the vehicle involved and understand how the crash happened.
