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Pedestrian Injured in Ashlan, West Ave Hit-and-Run in Fresno

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Fresno, CA – On the evening of Saturday, October 11, 2025, a 30-year-old man was injured in a hit-and-run collision involving a pedestrian, according to KFSN

The victim suffered a cut to his head but is expected to recover from his injuries.

The Fresno Police Department reports that the crash took place around Ashlan and West avenues, where a driver struck the pedestrian and fled the scene without stopping to help. 

Officers responded shortly after and provided aid to the injured man before transporting him for medical evaluation.

Detectives are reviewing nearby surveillance footage to identify the vehicle and driver involved. 

Authorities have not yet released any description of the suspect or vehicle, and the investigation remains ongoing as police work to determine the events leading up to the collision and gather evidence from the scene.

 

Duty of Care Toward Pedestrians

Drivers have a Duty of Care towards pedestrians, who are particularly vulnerable in traffic accidents. This responsibility includes being vigilant for pedestrians near the roadway and, if a collision occurs, staying with the victim to ensure they get proper medical treatment and cooperating with authorities investigating the crash.

When the actions of reckless drivers cause others to be injured, the cost of recovery should not be borne by their victims. Filing a Personal Injury claim with the at-fault party’s insurance can provide compensation for medical bills and lost wages during recovery.

For more information on Personal Injury claims, visit our page here.

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