[03-29-2025] San Bernardino County, CA – Two People Injured in Three-Vehicle Hit-And-Run Crash at Nisqualli Road and Third Avenue in Victorville

Two people were injured in a three-vehicle crash caused by a driver who allegedly ran a red light and attempted to flee on foot but was stopped by a resident in Victorville on Saturday afternoon, March 29, 2025.

The Victorville Fire Department, AMR, and deputies from the Victorville station of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department responded to the scene at approximately 1:38 p.m. at the intersection of Nisqualli Road and Third Avenue.

Witnesses claim that the driver of one of the cars, a black Infiniti, struck another car after failing to stop at a red light, causing the crash. All three cars were seriously damaged.

One person had to be extricated from a black KIA SUV and was transported by ambulance to a local hospital. The driver of a blue Honda also sustained injuries and was transported to a hospital. It was not immediately clear how serious the injuries were.

It has not been confirmed whether drugs or alcohol contributed to the accident.  An investigation is ongoing.

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Recommended Actions to Take After a Hit and Run Accident in Victorville, CA

Drivers involved in traffic accidents must safely pull off the road and remain at the scene. Failing to do so can result in misdemeanor or felony charges. If you are a victim of a hit-and-run accident, follow these steps to protect your rights and strengthen your claim.

1. Call 911 And Move To Safety
   Find a safe location away from traffic and contact emergency authorities immediately. Reporting the accident is essential, even if the driver who caused the crash fled the scene. Providing as much detail as possible to the police can help them locate the responsible party.
2. Gather All Relevant Information
   If the other driver fled, focus on gathering evidence instead. Try to recall as many details as you can, such as the vehicle’s make, model, color, and license plate number. If possible, take photos and videos of the accident scene, damage to your vehicle, skid marks, debris, and any injuries you sustained, or ask somebody to do it for you. Surveillance footage from nearby businesses or homes may also be helpful.
3. Seek Medical Treatment
   Symptoms of injuries may not be immediately noticeable and could take hours or days to appear. Getting a medical evaluation immediately not only protects your health but also provides essential documentation for your case.
4. Contact Arash Law At (888) 488-1391
   Our Victorville hit-and-run accident attorneys can help you examine your situation, negotiate with insurance providers, and file a personal injury claim if necessary. Our consultations are free and come with no obligation.

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Hit-And-Run Accident Statistics

A 2022 report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) showed a worrying increase in hit-and-run accidents, with 2,932 recorded deaths. The report also found that hit-and-run incidents disproportionately affected pedestrians and cyclists. Approximately one in four pedestrian fatalities, or 1,910 out of 7,522 deaths, resulted from hit-and-run collisions. Additionally, 24% of cyclist deaths involved fleeing drivers, with 265 out of 1,105 fatalities occurring under these circumstances.

There was an overall 0.5% increase in fatal hit-and-run crashes compared to 2021. Pedestrian deaths in these incidents rose by 4.3% (an increase of 79 fatalities), while cyclist deaths surged by 18% (40 additional fatalities).