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Santa Clara County, CA (June 20, 2026) – One person was injured in a hit-and-run crash late on Thursday night on State Route 152 west of Mount Madonna in Santa Clara County.
According to dispatch records, the collision was reported at approximately 11:06 p.m. on June 18, about two miles west of Mount Madonna. Initial reports indicated a silver Honda Civic and a black SUV were involved.
Updates from the scene stated that both vehicles came to rest on the right shoulder after the collision. Dispatch notes later indicated that a person inside the SUV was injured, though the nature and severity of the injury were not immediately disclosed. A passenger in one of the vehicles also reportedly complained of knee pain and requested medical assistance.
The crash was later classified as a hit-and-run with injuries. Additional details regarding the identities of those involved and the circumstances leading up to the collision were not released in the initial report. The investigation into the hit-and-run remains active as more information is gathered.
Our thoughts are with those hurt as they recover.
What Information Is Reviewed in a Hit-and-Run Investigation?
Hit-and-run crashes can present unique challenges because one of the involved drivers may leave before exchanging information or speaking with investigators. As a result, early efforts regularly focus on identifying the departing vehicle and determining its direction of travel.
Investigators frequently review witness statements, vehicle descriptions, physical evidence left behind, and any available surveillance or traffic camera footage. Even small details, such as vehicle color, damage patterns, or partial license plate information, can help establish leads.
Injury-related hit-and-run cases may also involve reviewing medical records and documenting vehicle damage to better understand how the collision occurred. By combining information from multiple sources, investigators can work toward reconstructing the sequence of events and identifying all parties involved in the crash.
