DC Fire and EMS respond to a crash on the 3000 block of Pineview Court Northeast. Image by DC FEMS.

We’re not quite halfway through May, but this month alone it’s evident that you don’t have to be in the street to end up in the path of a motorist.

In the first 10 days of May alone, we’ve counted at least six separate reported incidents of drivers crashing their cars where they’re not supposed to be: into sidewalks and buildings. Injuries have been reported; people have been displaced from their homes.

You’d be forgiven for not being able to keep track of it all. So we gathered up all the incidents we could find. Here’s a (non-exhaustive) list of where drivers have jumped curbs in DC so far this month:

Mount Vernon Square

Two pedestrians were struck by the driver of an SUV while standing on the sidewalk at Mount Vernon Square, according to a DC Fire and EMS spokesperson.

The incident was dispatched at around 12:15 am on May 9. The man and woman who were on the sidewalk were both transported to a nearby hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.

Three other pedestrians and three bicyclists have been injured in crashes around Mount Vernon Square since the start of 2020 according to DC crash data.

The steps of Bunker Hill Elementary School

A car crash on Michigan Avenue NE sent one car crashing onto the steps outside Bunker Hill Elementary School just before 6 pm last week on Friday (May 7), WUSA9 reported.

DC emergency crews had to rescue one driver, who was trapped inside her vehicle, and both drivers sustained non-life threatening injuries.

Neighbors told WUSA9 that crashes along that stretch of Michigan Avenue NE regularly end up in front yards. Just four blocks from Friday’s crash is the spot where a cyclist was struck and killed by the driver of a Children’s National shuttle in March.

A Northeast DC apartment building

Six tenants were displaced after a driver crashed into a two-story apartment building on Pineview Court NE last week, WUSA9 reported.

The driver was hospitalized with serious injuries after the May 5 crash, and the building’s tenants were displaced as a temporary brace was installed to keep the building from collapsing.

A Northwest DC office space

Just a day after the building was struck in Northeast, another driver crashed into an unoccupied office space at the corner of 13th Street and Massachusetts Avenue NW on May 6.

According to the DC Fire and EMS Twitter account, the driver was evaluated for minor injuries. Some residents were evacuated to check for structural integrity but later allowed to return.

A Logan Circle apartment building

A driver crashed into an apartment building in Logan Circle around 2 pm on May 2, a DC Fire and EMS spokesperson said.

The crash involved two drivers, and one person was transported with minor injuries. According to DC Fire and EMS, the car hit a retaining wall and there was no structural damage.

A sidewalk in Hill East

No buildings were harmed in the making of this car crash — just a sidewalk and light pole at the corner of 17th Street and Massachusetts Avenue SE on May 5 in the afternoon.

DC Fire and EMS were dispatched but did not transport anyone with injuries.