A single-vehicle incident occurred early today on State Route 91 East near the Interstate 605 North interchange in Cerritos, CA. At approximately 1:34 AM, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) received reports of a vehicle that had gone down a ditch, prompting an immediate response to ensure safety and manage the situation.
Upon arrival, CHP units determined that a traffic break was necessary to safely retrieve the vehicle. A unit from Bellflower arrived on the scene at 1:40 AM to assist with the operation. To facilitate the towing process, all lanes were held at 1:44 AM, allowing emergency services to work without interruption.
A towing service was confirmed to handle the vehicle removal at 1:52 AM, with two tow trucks dispatched to the scene. By 2:21 AM, the towing service had taken charge of the operation, ensuring that the vehicle was safely removed from the ditch.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported as a result of this incident. The CHP coordinated with the towing service to ensure a smooth and efficient recovery process, minimizing any potential traffic disruptions. The vehicle was successfully towed from the scene without further complications, allowing for the reopening of all lanes shortly thereafter.
This incident highlights the importance of road safety, especially during the early morning hours when visibility may be reduced. Motorists are encouraged to remain vigilant and cautious while driving, particularly in adverse conditions. The CHP continues to prioritize public safety and is committed to responding promptly to incidents on California highways.
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