Chicago, IL (August 5, 2025) – A driver was injured early Tuesday morning after exiting their vehicle on the Dan Ryan Expressway, according to Illinois State Police.

According to reports, the crash occurred in the outbound lanes near 95th Street on August 5. The incident began when a passenger vehicle was involved in a collision with another car that fled the scene.

Following the initial crash, the driver of the struck vehicle got out of their car and was then hit by a separate oncoming vehicle. Both the pedestrian driver and the motorist who struck them were transported to an area hospital for treatment. Their conditions have not yet been made public.

The southbound lanes of the expressway were temporarily shut down while police investigated the scene. Traffic has since resumed in the area.

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

The information shared here is drawn from early reports by law enforcement and may evolve as more facts are confirmed.

• Authorities have not released the names or conditions of those involved as of this report.
• The investigation remains active, and updates may include potential charges or findings related to the hit-and-run driver.
• Drivers are encouraged to check with traffic services for real-time updates if traveling through the Dan Ryan Expressway corridor.

This story is intended for general information only and should not be taken as legal or medical advice. The circumstances of the crash may change as the official investigation develops. If you or someone close to you was impacted by a similar event, consider contacting legal counsel. For more, please read our full disclaimer.