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One person killed, another airlifted in early morning crash on Mariposa and Ranchero Roads

HESPERIA, Calif. (VVNG.com) — One person was killed and another airlifted following a two-vehicle traffic collision early Monday morning in Hesperia. 

It happened at about 4:30 am, on August 26, 2024, at the intersection of Mariposa Road and Ranchero Road. 

The collision involved a white 2001 Nissan Sentra and a white Ford work truck with the company name of Rising Edge. 

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Sheriff’s spokeswoman Amanda Paslak said, the Nissan was traveling southbound on Mariposa Road approaching Ranchero Road with a green traffic signal. The Ford was traveling eastbound Ranchero Road approaching Mariposa Road which had a red traffic signal.

“The Ford ran the red light and struck the passenger side of the Nissan. The passenger of the Nissan was pronounced deceased on scene,” stated Paslak.

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Firefighters from the San Bernardino County Fire Department responded to the incident and requested a helicopter. 

The driver of the Nissan was transported by ambulance to the Hesperia Airport and subsequently airlifted to a trauma center for treatment of injuries.

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The driver of the Ford sustained injuries during the collision.

The spokeswoman said that driving under the influence was determined not to be a factor in the collision.

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The Hesperia Police Department is handling the investigation.

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