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Kihei, HI (May 21, 2026) – Two young pedestrians were hit by a vehicle on Wednesday night, May 20, on Liloa Street in Kihei.
The crash was reported at about 9:01 p.m. Both kids were described as bruised after the accident. Emergency units were called after the pedestrians were struck.
The initial report said both children were later in the care of their parents. No hospital visit was confirmed, and no names or ages were given.
The circumstances leading up to the wreck are still being checked.
We hope the children involved continue to recover safely with their families.
Why Pedestrian Injuries Can Still Matter After Minor Harm
Pedestrians can be wounded even when early reports describe bruising or other minor harm. A person hit by a vehicle may feel pain later, especially in the legs, hips, back, or head. Children may also have trouble explaining pain right away, so adults often watch for swelling, dizziness, trouble walking, or changes in behavior.
Vehicle-pedestrian contact can happen in neighborhoods, parking lots, crosswalks, or near driveways. Visibility, speed, lighting, and driver attention can all affect how much time a driver has to stop. After a pedestrian is hit, medical checks may help rule out hidden trauma. Even low-speed contact can lead to soreness or soft tissue injuries that become more noticeable hours later.
