Toledo, OH (August 23, 2025) – A hit-and-run accident resulting in injuries occurred Friday afternoon, August 22, near Marco’s Pizza on South Avenue in Toledo. The incident was reported around 12:48 p.m. and involved a black Chevy Trax and a silver Lincoln Navigator, one of which reportedly fled the scene.
According to dispatch audio from Toledo Police South, emergency medical assistance was requested following the crash. One or more individuals were hurt and treated at the scene. The vehicle believed to have left the scene—identified as a silver Lincoln Navigator—was last seen heading away from the crash location. Law enforcement is actively investigating and searching for the driver responsible.
The crash occurred in the 43609 ZIP code, a busy area near small businesses, restaurants, and residential neighborhoods. As a result, the scene may have disrupted traffic in the vicinity while first responders provided aid and collected evidence.
Authorities are urging anyone with information about the hit-and-run vehicle or its driver to come forward. We wish those injured a full and swift recovery.
Hit-and-Run Accidents and Injury Risks in Ohio
The hit-and-run crash near Marco’s Pizza on South Avenue on Friday, August 22, underscores a troubling trend seen in many Ohio cities—drivers fleeing the scene of injury-causing collisions. These incidents not only increase the danger for victims but also complicate the legal and recovery processes for those affected.
In this case, the involvement of a black Chevy Trax and a silver Lincoln Navigator points to a multi-vehicle impact, potentially at moderate speed given the need for medical attention. When a driver leaves the scene, it delays critical information-sharing and may hinder the ability of first responders to provide appropriate care.
Hit-and-run accidents are particularly dangerous because victims may be left without immediate help, and identifying the at-fault party becomes more difficult. Local authorities in Toledo and across Ohio continue to emphasize community involvement in solving these cases. Security footage from nearby businesses and witness statements often prove vital in tracking down fleeing drivers.
Victims of hit-and-run crashes may face challenges in pursuing compensation, especially when the other party is not immediately identified. However, Ohio law allows for uninsured motorist claims and other forms of support depending on the victim’s insurance coverage and available resources.
For those injured, the priority should always be seeking medical care, reporting the incident thoroughly, and consulting professionals to understand their rights.
If you or someone close to you was hurt in a hit-and-run collision, don’t wait—take action to protect your recovery.
Being injured is difficult enough—being left behind is worse. At Local Accident Reports, we’re here to support victims of hit-and-run crashes with timely updates and access to helpful resources. Contact us today to learn how we can assist you through the next steps of recovery.
