A crash that damaged a Miami home near Northwest 12th Avenue and 26th Street Thursday night reportedly left no one injured, even as the impact brought down a pole and damaged a truck. WSVN 7News reported the location and lack of injuries; NBC 6 South Florida said the extent of the home's damage had not been determined in its report.
A separate Miami-Dade home crash had a different reported outcome. On November 10, 2025, a car went through a cement wall into a home on Southwest 82nd Avenue, and one person was hospitalized, Local 10 News reported. The incidents share a broad feature—vehicles striking homes—but differ in location and reported injuries.
These two accounts are individual examples, not evidence of how often such crashes happen or whether they are becoming more common. The earlier incident also does not explain what caused Thursday night's crash. The available reporting on the Miami incident establishes the damage and the absence of reported injuries, but does not provide a cause.
