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Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run On The 10 Freeway In Redlands, CHP Says

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Published by Beverly Law
September 4, 2026 · 4 min read
Westbound I-10 near the Tennessee Street offramp, Redlands, CA
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Street View of the westbound Interstate 10 near the Tennessee Street offramp in Redlands, where CHP says a pedestrian was struck and killed. Source: Google Maps.
KEY DETAILS
DATE & TIME
Reported about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 2, 2026; CHP says the pedestrian may have been struck in the early morning hours
LOCATION
Westbound I-10 near the Tennessee Street offramp, Redlands, CA
VICTIM
A 27-year-old Redlands man, on foot, was killed; no other injuries were reported
ROAD CLOSURES
Westbound 10 Freeway closed at University Street and westbound 210 Freeway closed to Greenspot Road in Highland, with the Tennessee Street offramp shut
INVESTIGATION
Open CHP hit-and-run investigation; no vehicle description available and investigators are checking nearby Flock cameras. Tips: 909-383-4227

A pedestrian was killed along the westbound 10 Freeway in Redlands in what the California Highway Patrol is investigating as a hit-and-run collision. Officers were notified around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 2, 2026, after a person was found lying near the right shoulder of the westbound 10 Freeway close to the Tennessee Street offramp and the westbound 210 Freeway junction. CHP said the pedestrian, a 27-year-old Redlands man, had been struck by a vehicle that left the scene. Investigators believe he may have been hit in the early morning hours, well before the body was discovered.

According to Patch, the San Bernardino County Coroner was requested to the scene around 12:30 p.m., and shortly after noon the westbound 10 Freeway was shut down at University Street while the westbound 210 Freeway was closed back to Greenspot Road in Highland, snarling traffic through the afternoon. Patch reported that CHP has no description of the suspected hit-and-run vehicle and that investigators are reviewing nearby Flock cameras in an effort to identify it. No arrest has been announced, and the case remains an open hit-and-run investigation. CHP has asked anyone with information to contact its San Bernardino office at 909-383-4227.

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Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run Collision Near 10 Freeway In Redlands: CHP

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Where It Happened

Right shoulder of the westbound Interstate 10 near the Tennessee Street offramp and the westbound 210 Freeway junction, Redlands, San Bernardino County, California

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What the Law Says

California Vehicle Code 20001 makes it a felony for a driver involved in a collision that results in injury or death to leave the scene without stopping. The law requires the driver to stop immediately, render reasonable assistance and identify themselves to police and to anyone else involved. Penalties can include state prison time, and a driver who flees a fatal crash may face additional charges depending on how the collision occurred. Fleeing also does not shield a driver from civil liability to the victim’s family.

California Code of Civil Procedure 377.60 identifies who may bring a wrongful death claim when someone is killed by another party’s wrongful act or neglect, including a surviving spouse, domestic partner, children and certain other dependents. A claim can move forward in civil court even while a criminal hit-and-run investigation is still open, because the two proceedings are separate. When the driver is never identified, an uninsured motorist claim under the victim’s own auto policy is sometimes the available path. Deadlines apply, so families are generally encouraged to preserve evidence early.

This summary is general information, not legal advice. Every case depends on its specific facts.

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