Richmond, VA (September 8, 2025) – Multiple injuries were reported following a two-vehicle crash on I-95 southbound near Belvedere St early Sunday morning. The collision occurred near exit 76B around 8:23 a.m., prompting an immediate emergency response from Richmond Fire and Rescue crews.
According to dispatch records, Engine 14 and Truck 6 were dispatched to the scene, where both vehicles involved were found with significant damage—described by responders as “costly total.” Emergency personnel confirmed that at least one person sustained injuries in the crash, though the full extent and number of victims have not yet been disclosed.
The injured parties were evaluated and treated on-site, with ambulance transport requested for those needing further medical attention. Police were notified, and the crash site was secured while crews managed traffic and cleanup. The area around West Lee St and Robin Hood Rd experienced temporary delays as responders worked in the southbound lanes.
Traffic cameras showed a short backup near the 76B exit, but lanes were cleared later in the morning after vehicles were towed from the scene. The cause of the crash has not been determined, and no information about those involved has been released. The investigation remains active.
We extend our best wishes to those hurt in the crash and hope for a full recovery.
I-95 Accidents in Richmond
This latest incident near Belvedere St adds to the growing concerns about safety along I-95, particularly through central Richmond. The stretch between exits 76 and 77 is known for heavy commuter traffic and complex merges, especially during morning travel hours. Accidents here are often caused by sudden braking, lane changes, or congestion-related factors.
Saturday’s crash underscores how even routine highway travel can quickly become dangerous. With both vehicles reportedly sustaining major damage, it’s clear the impact was severe—raising concerns about speed, spacing, and situational awareness in busy interstate corridors.
Injured victims from highway crashes often face more than just physical recovery. Medical bills, lost wages, and dealing with insurance companies can make the aftermath feel overwhelming. This is particularly true when multiple vehicles are involved or when liability is unclear.
The city’s emergency crews—including Richmond Fire and local EMS—are trained to respond swiftly to I-95 incidents. However, prevention efforts also play a key role. Public awareness about safe highway driving, increased patrol visibility, and improved signage around high-risk exits like 76B can all contribute to reducing crash frequency.
If you or someone you care about has been injured in a crash on I-95 or any Virginia highway, it’s important to understand your rights. Local Accident Reports helps connect victims with trusted legal and medical resources, so they can focus on recovery while receiving the support they need. Don’t navigate the aftermath alone—reach out today to learn more about the assistance available to you.
