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Rosemead, CA (May 13, 2026) – A woman was injured after a car crashed into a laundromat in Rosemead on Monday night, May 11. The crash happened around 9 p.m. at LaundryMax Ecowash in the 8500 block of Garvey Avenue.
Emergency units responded after a report that a vehicle had backed into the business. A woman who had been sitting inside the laundromat was hurt and taken to a hospital. Her condition was not released.
A witness said the vehicle went through the glass while customers were washing clothes. The witness also said the vehicle later struck a pole across the parking lot. The driver’s age and identity were not confirmed.
The crash remains under investigation. Additional details may become available as authorities continue their review. We extend our thoughts to the injured woman and wish her a full recovery.
Injuries After Vehicle-Into-Business Crashes
Crashes involving vehicles entering businesses can injure people who are seated or standing inside. Customers may have little warning before impact. Broken glass, furniture, and damaged walls can also add to the risk of harm.
A laundromat can have narrow walkways, machines, tables, and waiting areas near the front windows. If a vehicle enters through the front of a business, people inside may be exposed to both the vehicle and flying debris. Even a brief impact can cause cuts, bruises, or more serious injuries.
After this type of crash, building damage may need to be reviewed before normal activity resumes. Doors, windows, electrical systems, and interior spaces may need inspection. These checks help determine whether the business area is safe for workers and customers.
