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Male Critically Injured After Southbound I-15 Rollover Near Stoddard Wells Road

APPLE VALLEY, Calif. (vvng.com) — A male driver was critically injured after an SUV rolled off the southbound 15 freeway in Victorville Sunday afternoon.

The crash was reported at 5:24 p.m. on March 1, 2026, on the I-15, just south of Stoddard Wells Road.

According to a California Highway Patrol traffic log, the vehicle was reportedly speeding in the center divider before crossing all lanes of traffic, rolling onto the right-hand shoulder, and into the desert.

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The male appeared to be partially ejected from the vehicle following the rollover.

Firefighters arrived on scene and reported one immediate patient, a term commonly used to describe a person with critical injuries.

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The male patient was transported by ground ambulance to St. Mary Medical Center. An update on his condition was not available. No additional patients were reported.

The traffic log also noted that a dog was inside the vehicle. Animal control was requested to respond to the scene; however, the condition of the dog is unknown at this time.

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The collision remains under investigation by the Victorville CHP station.

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