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Nissan Cube Rolls Multiple Times Entering SB I-15 in Hesperia; Driver Hospitalized, Two Dogs Hurt

HESPERIA, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A Nissan Cube rolled multiple times Saturday morning while entering the southbound 15 freeway from the Ranchero Road on-ramp in Hesperia, leaving the driver injured and two dogs hurt.

The crash was reported at 10:21 a.m. on Feb. 14, 2026, on southbound Interstate 15 near the Ranchero Road on-ramp.

According to a witness at the scene, the blue 2013 Nissan Cube was entering the freeway when it rolled multiple times.

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Good Samaritans ran toward the overturned vehicle and helped flip it back onto its wheels. They also assisted in removing two dogs from inside the vehicle.

Nissan Cube Rolls Multiple Times Entering SB I-15 in Hesperia; Driver Hospitalized, Two Dogs Hurt
(Hugo Valdez, VVNG.com)

The blue Cube came to rest on the dirt shoulder to the right of the freeway with significant front-end damage. The hood was crumpled upward, the front bumper was partially detached, and the windshield was shattered.

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According to California Highway Patrol incident logs, the driver was described as disoriented with blood on his face but breathing. He was transported by ambulance to a local hospital for treatment of his injuries.

The two dogs, one male and one female Cane Corsos, were removed from the vehicle by bystanders. Both dogs suffered scratches to their eyes, and Animal Control was requested to take custody of the animals.

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The No. 4 lane was blocked shortly after the crash, impacting traffic in the area while emergency crews worked to clear the scene.

The Victorville CHP Station is handling the investigation, and the cause of the crash remains under investigation.

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Driver Hospitalized, Two Dogs Injured After Nissan Cube Rolls on SB I-15 in Hesperia
(Hugo Valdez, VVNG.com)
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Hugo Valdez

Hugo Valdez has been providing news coverage for Victor Valley News Group since 2012, and has been a resident of Victorville for over 30 years. He enjoys utilizing the VVNG.com platform to create a more informed and connected community. Hugo can be reached by email at Hugo@vvng.com
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