Panama City, FL - Pedestrian Hurt in Crash Near W 15th St
Panama City, FL (December 5, 2025) - A pedestrian suffered injuries Thursday afternoon, December 4, after a vehicle crash near West 15th Street in Panama City. The incident was reported around 5:07 p.m. in the 32401 area. Officials said a silver Honda was involved in the crash.
Emergency crews responded soon after the call came in. Responders found the pedestrian injured. Paramedics checked the pedestrian for signs of pain or shock and provided care at the scene.
Police have not released the pedestrian’s name or shared details about how the crash happened. They also have not said whether the driver stayed at the scene or whether any citations were issued.
The Panama City Police continue to review the circumstances of this crash.
Our thoughts are with the injured pedestrian, and we hope for a full and smooth recovery.
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Pedestrians in Panama City face real risks because cars move fast and people cross often near neighborhoods, stores, and beach routes. Even a low speed impact can cause serious harm. Victims may feel okay at first, but pain can grow as adrenaline fades. Common injuries in pedestrian crashes include:
- Leg and hip fractures that may need surgery, metal pins, or months of therapy.
- Knee and ankle injuries, such as torn ligaments or crushed joints, from the first point of impact.
- Head injuries like concussions or brain trauma after hitting the hood, windshield, or pavement.
- Neck and spine injuries that can lead to long term pain or limited movement.
- Rib and chest injuries caused by blunt force or the fall onto the roadway.
- Deep cuts, bruises, and road rash that may leave scars or lead to infection.
- Internal injuries, including bleeding or organ damage, which may not show symptoms right away.
- Emotional trauma, such as fear of walking near traffic again or trouble sleeping after the event.
Because these injuries can hide at first, anyone hit by a vehicle should see a doctor the same day if possible. Follow up care matters too. Keep records of every visit, test, and prescription. If you can, take photos of the scene and any visible injuries, and save contact information for witnesses.
In many pedestrian cases, victims may seek compensation for emergency care, hospital bills, follow up treatment, physical therapy, lost income, and the lasting pain of recovery. If a driver’s careless actions caused the crash, a claim may help cover those losses. Speaking with a Panama City pedestrian accident lawyer can help an injured person understand their rights and avoid insurance pressure while they heal.
If you or a loved one was hit by a vehicle in Panama City, we are ready to support you. At Syfrett, Dykes & Furr, we work to hold careless drivers responsible and fight for the compensation injured pedestrians need.
We can look over your case, walk you through your options, and help you take the right next steps. Call Syfrett, Dykes & Furr at (850) 795-4979 for a free consultation today.
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