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What Happened on Route 2 in Byron — and What It Means for Amazon Delivery Drivers Hit by Fleeing Drivers You were doing your job. Rolling south on Illinois Route 2 through Byron, following the Rock River corridor the way you do every shift — past the driveways and farm accesses, the two-lane stretches where passing zones come and go. A sedan came up behind you, decided to pass where there was not enough room, clipped the front corner of your Rivian, and then the driver did something that changes the entire case: they left. They drove away from what they did, and a Byron police officer found them later because the damage to their own vehicle was that obvious. If you are reading this, you are probably the Amazon delivery driver — or someone who loves that driver — and you are sitting with a mix of anger, confusion, and maybe pain you have not fully felt yet because adrenaline is still masking it. You may be wondering whether the damage to the Rivian means anything for you personally, whether you have a case when the other driver was arrested, whether Amazon’s insurance covers you, or whether you are…