Charlotte, NC (December 26, 2024) – Emergency responders attended to a hit-and-run accident resulting in injuries early Wednesday morning at the intersection of Pegram St and Kennon St. The incident occurred around 8:55 AM, prompting a swift response from Charlotte Fire and Rescue.
Preliminary reports reveal that a vehicle involved in the collision left the scene before authorities arrived. Emergency teams provided care to the injured victim(s), who were later transported to local hospitals for further evaluation and treatment. The extent of the injuries remains unknown at this time.
Law enforcement officials are investigating the circumstances of the crash and actively seeking the driver responsible for fleeing the scene. Details regarding the type and number of vehicles involved are yet to be released. Our thoughts are with those impacted by this hit-and-run incident.
Hit-and-Run Accidents in North Carolina
Hit-and-run accidents are a troubling issue on North Carolina’s roadways, particularly in busy urban areas like Charlotte. Intersections such as Pegram St and Kennon St are frequently traveled and may present challenges, especially during peak hours.
Data indicates that hit-and-run collisions account for a significant portion of traffic incidents in the state. These accidents often result in physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial hardships for victims. Drivers leaving the scene exacerbate these challenges, delaying aid and complicating investigations.
North Carolina laws mandate that all drivers involved in accidents remain at the scene to assist and provide information. Victims of hit-and-run accidents should take immediate steps to ensure their safety, document the event, and seek professional assistance to address medical, legal, and financial concerns.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a hit-and-run accident, contact Local Accident Reports for support and guidance.