Halton Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Vehicle in Milton Hit-and-Run

Halton Regional Police are asking Milton residents for help identifying a vehicle connected to a hit-and-run collision that sent a motorcyclist to hospital last month. Investigators released an image of the suspect vehicle this week as the search for the driver continues.

What Happened

According to Halton Regional Police, the collision happened around 4 p.m. on June 24 at the intersection of Regional Road 25 and Etheridge Avenue in Milton. Police say a motorcyclist was travelling through the intersection when they were struck by a grey Toyota Tacoma pickup truck that was headed westbound and turning left.

Police allege the driver of the pickup truck did not stop after the collision and left the area at a high rate of speed. The motorcyclist was taken to hospital with injuries that police describe as serious but non-life-threatening.

Investigators say the pickup truck involved would likely show damage to its passenger side as a result of the crash. As of this week, police had not identified a suspect and no charges have been laid. Police released a photo of the suspect vehicle in hopes that someone in the community can help identify it.

Halton Regional Police say anyone with dashcam footage, surveillance video from the area, or direct knowledge of the vehicle is asked to contact investigators or Crime Stoppers. Tips can remain anonymous.

Key Details

• Collision occurred June 24 around 4 p.m. at Regional Road 25 and Etheridge Avenue

• Vehicle sought: a grey Toyota Tacoma pickup truck, believed to have passenger-side damage

• Motorcyclist was hospitalized with serious, non-life-threatening injuries

• Driver fled the scene at a high rate of speed, according to police

• No suspect identified and no charges laid as of publication

Community Impact

Regional Road 25 and Etheridge Avenue is a busy corridor for Milton residents commuting through the town's east side, and this collision is a reminder for drivers to stay alert at intersections where motorcyclists share the road with turning traffic. Police are relying on tips from the public to move the investigation forward, so residents who may have witnessed the collision or have relevant footage are encouraged to come forward.

Background

Halton Regional Police periodically release images of suspect vehicles in unsolved collision investigations once other leads have been exhausted, asking residents with dashcam footage, surveillance video, or direct knowledge of a vehicle to come forward. The investigation remains ongoing and police say updates will follow as new information becomes available.

Source: Halton Regional Police Service / CP24 — https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/07/14/police-release-image-of-suspect-vehicle-in-milton-hit-and-run/

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