Serious Personal Injury Accident in Owings Near North Woodland Way and Amber Way on September 13, 2026

A serious crash in Owings sent an 11-year-old boy to a hospital Sunday afternoon after a passenger vehicle struck a four-wheeler near North Woodland Way and Amber Way.

The crash was reported at about 1:02 p.m. on September 13, 2026. Emergency responders requested an aviation transport, and the child was airlifted to Children’s National Hospital for treatment. Available information indicates the boy was conscious and breathing after the collision.

Authorities said Maryland State Police Aviation Command Trooper 2 responded to the scene. Firefighters established a landing zone at Calvert Grace Community Church on Old Solomons Island Road so the child could be flown to the hospital.

No additional injuries were confirmed in the available information. Officials also had not released the boy’s name, and no further details about the passenger vehicle or the circumstances leading up to the crash were confirmed in the verified facts reviewed for this report.

Because the crash involved a child and resulted in a serious injury, investigators may continue reviewing how the collision happened, including roadway conditions and the actions of those involved. Any findings about cause or responsibility would depend on the official investigation.

Statewide incident coverage can also provide context for how often emergency crews respond to major roadway events across the region. A roundup of Maryland recent crashes includes other reports from around the state.

Families affected by a serious crash often look for official records, insurance information, and medical documentation in the days after an incident. In cases involving injuries to a minor, it can be important to wait for confirmed findings before drawing conclusions about what led to the collision.