A multi-vehicle traffic collision occurred early this morning on the southbound Interstate 110 near Vernon Avenue in Los Angeles, CA, involving approximately six vehicles. The incident was reported at around 3:13 AM, prompting a rapid response from the California Highway Patrol and the Los Angeles Fire Department, which arrived as a precaution.
Fortunately, there were no reported injuries from the collision. The incident blocked multiple lanes, causing significant traffic disruption in the area. Emergency responders worked diligently to manage the scene, making several tow requests to assist in clearing the vehicles involved. By 4:12 AM, the situation was under control, and traffic was restored to normal flow.
Initial reports indicated that the collision escalated quickly, with vehicles blocking lanes and one vehicle facing the wrong direction. A good Samaritan in a box truck attempted to help by activating hazard lights to alert oncoming traffic and prevent further accidents.
The Los Angeles Fire Department was notified and dispatched to the scene as a precaution, but ultimately, no medical assistance was required. The California Highway Patrol later confirmed that all vehicles involved were either drivable or towed as necessary.
Traffic delays were expected in the immediate aftermath of the incident, but responders worked efficiently to clear the roadway. By 4:08 AM, all vehicles had been removed from the scene, allowing for the reopening of the affected lanes.
Motorists are advised to remain cautious while driving in the area, especially during early morning hours when visibility may be reduced. The California Highway Patrol continues to monitor traffic conditions and ensure the safety of all drivers on the road.