Prince William County, Virginia – Virginia State Police are seeking the public’s help locating a vehicle allegedly involved in a hit-and-run crash on Interstate 66.
According to Virginia State Police, the crash occurred Tuesday, Feb. 4, at approximately 6:35 p.m. in the westbound lanes of I-66 near the exit ramp to Route 28 southbound.
Authorities said a 2018 black Mazda 3 sedan had stopped for traffic when it was rear-ended by a white SUV, possibly a Chevrolet. Police reported the SUV was missing its rear windshield wiper. After the collision, the vehicle allegedly continued onto Route 28 without stopping.
The driver of the Mazda sustained minor injuries, according to state police.
Investigators have not released a description of the driver of the SUV. The crash occurred during the evening commute, a time when traffic volume is typically heavy along the I-66 corridor.
Anyone with information about the vehicle or the incident is asked to contact Virginia State Police Division 7 Dispatch at (804) 750-8798 or email questions@vsp.virginia.gov.
The stretch of I-66 near Route 28 is a major commuter route connecting Northern Virginia communities, frequently used by students, young workers, and daily commuters.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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