Crash on 4900 Akron Ave at 2500 50TH St, Lubbock, Texas

Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 4:01 PM

Injury crashTexas severity: Suspected minor injury1 vehicle
Texas crash ID
21688533
Agency case number
260027613

From the TxDOT CRIS public extract, record last updated October 25, 2026. No changes since first published.

Where and when

Location
4900 Akron Ave at 2500 50TH St
City, county
Lubbock, Lubbock County
Block number
4900
Posted speed limit
30 mph
At intersection
No
First harmful event
Fixed Object
Weather
Cloudy
Light
Daylight
Road surface
Standing Water
Hit and run
No
People involved
1
Injured
1
Killed
0

Vehicles and people

Shaded: damage area

Unit 1: 2021 Volkswagen Jetta

Black Passenger Car, 4-Door

VIN
•••••••••••••7946
Damage
Rfq - Right Front Quarter Damage Angular Impact, Damaged 2
Towed
Lubbock Wrecker
Proof of financial responsibility
Yes
Direction of travel
North
  • Driver, female, under 18Airbag: Not Deployed
    Suspected minor injury

What the officer recorded

Unit 1 contributing factor
FAILED TO DRIVE IN SINGLE LANEas recorded on the report
Unit 1 contributing factor
DISTRACTION IN VEHICLE (possible)as recorded on the report
Unit 1 contributing factor
CELL/MOBILE DEVICE USE - UNKNOWN (possible)as recorded on the report
Unit 1 charge
FAIL TO DRIVE IN A SINGLE LANE (citation L628161)as recorded on the report

A contributing factor or charge recorded by an officer is not a finding of fault or a conviction. We show the record as the state released it.

Nearby and recent

4 crashes recorded on Akron Ave in Lubbock in the last 12 months, 2 with injuries.

All Lubbock crashes, October 2026

About this record

Source
TxDOT CRIS public extract
Updates
Changes the state makes to this record are applied here when the source publishes them
First published here
October 25, 2026
Last updated
October 25, 2026, no changes recorded
What is left out
Names, addresses, plates, and license and insurance numbers are not in the public data and never appear here

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