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Virginia Beach, VA (June 28, 2026) – Six people were injured after a multi-vehicle crash early on Saturday morning, June 27, on Interstate 264 near First Colonial Road in Virginia Beach.
The incident reportedly happened around 1:09 a.m. when a Mazda 6 sedan traveling westbound on Interstate 264 rear-ended a Nissan Sentra. The impact pushed the Sentra off the roadway, into a guardrail, and down an embankment. The Mazda also struck a guardrail and stopped partially in the roadway.
A Mercedes sedan approaching the scene swerved to avoid the crash and went off the right side of the road, striking a guardrail. A Honda Civic then approached and hit the Mazda. Six people were injured in the crash, and all injuries were reported as non-life-threatening.
The Mazda driver, Keiara D. Clark, 23, of Portsmouth, was charged with reckless driving. The crash remains under investigation. This is a developing story. We extend our thoughts to the injured and wish them a swift recovery.
What Information Is Commonly Reviewed After a Multi-Vehicle Highway Crash?
Multi-vehicle crashes require investigators to review the movement of each vehicle before and after the collision. Vehicle damage, roadway evidence, traffic conditions, and witness statements can help explain how the crash unfolded.
Investigators may also examine factors such as vehicle speed, following distance, and driver reactions when reviewing a chain-reaction crash. The positions of the vehicles after impact can provide information about the direction and force of the collisions. These details help create a clearer understanding of the circumstances surrounding a multi-vehicle accident.
