San Diego, CA (March 7, 2026) – Authorities are searching for a hit-and-run suspect following a two-vehicle collision early on Wednesday morning, March 4, near the intersection of 58th Street and University Avenue in San Diego’s Mid-City neighborhood.
Police reported that a white Honda Civic and a red Honda Civic collided, after which the driver of the red vehicle fled the scene on foot. The driver of the white Honda remained at the scene, complaining of chest pain, and was transported to UC San Diego Health with non-life-threatening injuries.
The red Honda was later impounded and will be used as evidence. No description of the suspect has been released at this time.
The incident remains under investigation.
Our thoughts are with the injured driver as they recover.
Understanding Hit-and-Run Collisions
Hit-and-run crashes occur when a driver leaves the scene without providing aid or exchanging information. These incidents complicate investigations and can delay medical care for those injured.
Authorities often rely on vehicle descriptions, witness accounts, and surveillance footage to identify suspects. Drivers and pedestrians should remain vigilant, especially in urban areas with heavy traffic, and report any suspicious behavior to law enforcement immediately.
