The Austin Police Department is on the lookout for a driver implicated in a collision that injured a bicyclist near the University of Texas campus. The incident transpired on the afternoon of October 14, around 3:35 p.m., at the intersection of West 30th Street and East Drive. According to CBS Austin, the vehicle involved in the crash struck a bicyclist and immediately fled the scene, neglecting to call for emergency services or render aid to the victim.
Following the incident, the injured party, identified as a White male, was attended to and transported to a local hospital. His injuries were deemed not life-threatening, and he has been discharged since then. The Austin Police have identified that there might have been two witnesses who took action to summon help for the victim, but they have not been located or spoken to as of yet. My Texas Daily stated the department urges anyone, especially those witnesses, to come forth with any information regarding the incident.
APD Detectives Search for a Suspect in Connection to a Collision Involving Serious Bodily Injury - https://t.co/58ryg8MJqD pic.twitter.com/MIhRsZNwVw
— Austin Police Department (@Austin_Police) October 30, 2025
Authorities are appealing to the community for assistance in identifying the suspect responsible for the hit-and-run. Individuals with information about the crash or the fugitive driver are encouraged to reach out to the Highway Investigation Tip Line at 512-974-8111. Additionally, anonymous tips can be directed through the Capital Area Crime Stoppers Program by visiting their website or calling 512-472-8477, where a reward of up to $1,000 could be made available for information that leads to an arrest.
