Williamsburg, VA (August 25, 2025) – A 40-year-old man was seriously injured in a possible hit-and-run crash that occurred Sunday afternoon in the Williamsburg area, according to Virginia State Police.
The incident was reported at approximately 2:14 PM near the intersection of Page Street and York Street. Preliminary investigations indicate the man was possibly struck by a vehicle that fled the scene before authorities arrived. Emergency responders treated the victim on-site before airlifting him to VCU Medical Center in Richmond for further care.
At this time, no information has been released about the vehicle involved, and investigators are continuing to search for leads. Authorities are urging anyone who may have witnessed the crash or has information about the incident to come forward and assist with the ongoing investigation.
We send our sincerest thoughts to the injured man and hope for a full and swift recovery as he receives critical care.
Hit-and-Run Crashes and Pedestrian Risk in Virginia
Sunday’s incident in Williamsburg highlights the grave dangers pedestrians face on Virginia’s roads—especially when hit-and-run drivers are involved. When a motorist strikes a pedestrian and leaves the scene, the result is not only physically devastating but often delays the delivery of lifesaving care.
In this case, the 40-year-old victim suffered serious injuries that required emergency air transport to a trauma center. This points to the severity of the impact and the critical importance of immediate medical intervention—something that is put at risk when a driver fails to remain on scene.
Virginia law strictly prohibits leaving the scene of a crash involving injury or death. Hit-and-run drivers face serious felony charges if identified. Unfortunately, these types of crashes remain a persistent issue throughout the Commonwealth. According to Virginia DMV data, pedestrian injuries and fatalities continue to rise, particularly in areas with limited crosswalks, heavy traffic, or poor visibility.
Page Street and York Street serve as key routes in Williamsburg’s downtown corridor, making them active areas for both vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Intersections like this can be dangerous if drivers are not fully alert, especially during weekend hours when tourism and local activity increase.
For victims of hit-and-run incidents, the emotional and legal consequences are just as serious as the physical injuries. Without a known suspect, victims may face challenges with insurance claims and access to compensation. However, with the help of investigative efforts and legal guidance, justice and recovery are possible.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a hit-and-run in Williamsburg or elsewhere in the Virginia Peninsula, Local Accident Reports can help. We provide access to trusted legal, medical, and victim advocacy services to support you through every stage of recovery. Contact us today to take the first step toward healing and justice.
