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Yorktown, VA (July 23, 2026) – Authorities are investigating a pedestrian-involved crash that occurred on Old Williamsburg Road in Yorktown on Wednesday, July 22.
According to the York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office, the crash prompted the closure of both directions of travel in the 900 block of Old Williamsburg Road while the department’s Accident Reconstruction Team processed the scene.
Officials have not released information about the pedestrian’s condition or whether any other injuries were reported. Additional details about the circumstances of the crash have also not been made available.
The roadway remained closed during the investigation as deputies documented evidence and worked to determine what led to the collision.
The investigation is ongoing. Our thoughts are with everyone involved, and we hope anyone injured makes a full and speedy recovery.
How Are Pedestrian Crashes Investigated?
When a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle, investigators carefully examine the crash scene to determine how the incident occurred. Accident reconstruction teams analyze roadway evidence, vehicle damage, skid marks, debris, and the location of the impact.
Investigators may also review witness statements, surveillance footage, traffic signal data, and other available evidence to reconstruct the sequence of events. These findings help determine the contributing factors and are used to complete the official crash report.
As the investigation continues, authorities may release additional information regarding the circumstances of the collision.
