Plano Police Search for Two Vehicles After Bicyclist Seriously Injured in Hit-and-Run Crash

PLANO, Texas — Plano police are asking for the public's help identifying two vehicles that fled the scene after a bicyclist was struck and seriously injured at an intersection in October.

The crash occurred on October 6, 2026, at approximately 8 p.m., near the intersection of East Park Boulevard and N Avenue.

According to the Plano Police Department, a witness reported seeing a black Honda Civic and a white SUV traveling eastbound on East Park Boulevard at a high rate of speed with their headlights turned off.

As the vehicles approached N Avenue, one of them struck a bicyclist who was crossing the roadway.

Both vehicles continued eastbound without stopping.

The bicyclist suffered serious bodily injuries and was transported to a local hospital by Plano Fire-Rescue.

Investigators Believe Suspect Vehicle Sustained Damage

Officers responding to the crash located vehicle debris at the scene that investigators believe came from the vehicle that struck the bicyclist.

Police said the debris suggests that one of the vehicles sustained damage during the collision.

Investigators are working to determine which vehicle struck the bicyclist and identify those involved.

Police Seek Witnesses and Surveillance Video

The Plano Police Department is asking anyone who witnessed the crash, has information about either vehicle or possesses security camera footage that may have captured the incident to contact investigators.

Anyone who noticed a black Honda Civic or white SUV with possible collision damage following the October 6 crash is also encouraged to share that information with police.

Tips can be reported to the Plano Police Department's non-emergency number at 972-424-5678.

Callers should reference incident number 2026-201600.