San Diego, CA (January 17, 2026) – A high-speed scooter crash left one individual injured in the area of Children’s Way in San Diego. The incident occurred shortly after 10:00 p.m. and involved a 44-year-old male rider who lost control of his motorized scooter while traveling at an estimated 30 to 40 miles per hour.
According to emergency radio reports, the unhelmeted rider suffered right shoulder trauma and multiple abrasions after the scooter began to wobble at high speed, causing him to fall and slide approximately 10 feet. Paramedics from San Diego Fire-Rescue arrived on scene and assessed the rider, who remained alert and oriented. He was found on the roadside accompanied by his mother.
Medical personnel confirmed that the rider had no significant medical history or allergies. Though he reported hitting his head during the crash, he did not complain of head, neck, or back pain, and no visible signs of head trauma were observed. His primary complaint was right shoulder pain rated at five out of ten, along with scrapes to both hands and knees.
The patient was stabilized, fitted with a cervical collar, and transported to a local children’s hospital for further evaluation. Authorities have not confirmed additional details about the incident, and no other vehicles were reported to be involved.
We extend our sincere wishes for a full and swift recovery to the injured rider.
