A traffic collision involving three vehicles occurred today on the US101 North at the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, CA. Initially reported as having no injuries, the situation was later updated to indicate that there were minor injuries among those involved.
The incident was first reported at approximately 3:58 PM, prompting an immediate response from emergency services, including the California Highway Patrol and the Department of Transportation. The collision resulted in the blockage of lanes one and two, while lane three remained open for traffic, impacting the flow of vehicles in the area, particularly near the Golden Gate Bridge toll plaza.
By 4:02 PM, emergency services were on the scene, working diligently to manage the situation and ensure the safety of all individuals involved. The Department of Transportation confirmed that lanes were blocked by 4:03 PM, and efforts were made to move the vehicles to a safe location.
By 4:15 PM, it was confirmed that the vehicles would be relocated to Vista Point, allowing for the gradual reopening of the blocked lanes. By 4:35 PM, lanes one and two remained blocked, but lane three continued to accommodate traffic. The final assessment of the incident indicated that while there were minor injuries, the situation was effectively managed without major disruptions beyond the initial blockage.
By 6:09 PM, the California Highway Patrol updated the incident report to reflect the change from "no injuries" to "minor injuries," confirming that all parties involved were receiving the necessary assistance. The prompt response from emergency services helped to clear the roadway and minimize traffic delays, ensuring a swift return to normal conditions on the US101 North.