LMPD investigating e-scooter crash at 18th Street and West Market Street in West Louisville

Louisville Metro Police are investigating an injury collision involving an e-scooter in West Louisville, according to a report released by LMPD. Officers responded to the crash around 10:10 p.m. on July 10 at the intersection of 18th Street and West Market Street, where police say at least one person was hurt.

The incident drew an LMPD response to the area near the intersection, with officers arriving to assess the scene and gather information about how the crash occurred. Police said the crash involved an e-scooter and that the matter remains under investigation.

The LMPD report did not identify those involved, specify what other vehicle or person was involved in the collision, or describe the circumstances that led to the impact. Police also did not release additional details about the extent of injuries beyond stating it was an injury collision.

Investigators typically examine factors such as roadway conditions, traffic indicates, and witness statements, as well as any available video or other evidence, to determine what happened and whether any violations occurred. In this case, LMPD said officers were on scene for the reported collision and that the investigation is ongoing.

In the meantime, the crash location near a major intersection may continue to be affected by police documentation activity, follow-up inquiries, and traffic control steps when investigators need to review or process evidence. Police said the incident was addressed as part of the department’s standard response to collisions involving injuries.

The July 10 crash comes amid continued public concern about shared-mobility devices and traffic safety in urban corridors. LMPD’s investigation will determine what enforcement, if any, is warranted based on the facts developed at the scene and through follow-up investigation.

For now, LMPD has not set a reported timeline for concluding the investigation or for any related charges, if applicable. Anyone with information about the crash is generally encouraged to contact police, though specific directions were not provided in the initial report.