A hit-and-run incident occurred this morning on State Route 87 North at the Curtner Avenue off-ramp in San Jose, California. The collision involved two vehicles: a black Honda CRV and an older gray or silver SUV that fled the scene shortly after the crash. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries from the incident.
Emergency services responded promptly, with units arriving shortly after the incident was reported at approximately 6:47 AM. The driver of the black Honda CRV, referred to as the reporting party, stated that their vehicle was not drivable and required towing. The reporting party arranged for a tow truck independently to assist with the removal of the vehicle.
By 7:14 AM, officers from the California Highway Patrol confirmed their presence at the scene, managing the situation efficiently. The officers gathered information about the incident, noting that the other vehicle involved did not stop after the collision.
At 7:30 AM, the reporting party informed officers that they had been struck by the other vehicle, which subsequently left the scene without providing any details. The officers continued to assess the situation to ensure the safety of other drivers on the roadway.
The California Highway Patrol concluded their involvement shortly after, with the reporting party's tow truck en route to assist with the removal of the damaged vehicle. The incident did not result in significant traffic delays, and the roadway was cleared in a timely manner.
This hit-and-run incident highlights the importance of responsible driving and the need for all drivers to remain vigilant on the road. Anyone with information regarding the gray or silver SUV is encouraged to contact local authorities.