A traffic incident involving at least two vehicles occurred early this morning on the southbound lanes of Interstate 110, near the interchange with Interstate 105 in Los Angeles, CA. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported that a black sedan, possibly a Cadillac, became stalled in the High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane at approximately 3:06 AM, causing a significant blockage.
By 3:08 AM, the stalled vehicle was confirmed to be obstructing traffic, prompting emergency services to respond. A concerned individual attempted to assist in moving the vehicle, but by 3:19 AM, it was reported that someone was trapped inside the black sedan, raising concerns about potential injuries.
The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) arrived on the scene at 3:24 AM to provide assistance. Emergency responders worked to safely extract the trapped individual from the vehicle. A private tow service was requested at 3:31 AM to help clear the scene.
By 3:35 AM, the tow service indicated that the situation was under control, allowing for the safe removal of the vehicles involved. While specific details regarding the extent of injuries were not provided, the report of a trapped individual suggests that there may have been injuries requiring medical attention.
The incident caused temporary lane closures, impacting traffic flow in the area. Motorists were advised to exercise caution and seek alternate routes while emergency services managed the situation. The prompt response from the CHP and LAFD ensured the safety of all involved and facilitated the clearing of the roadway.
As a reminder, drivers are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any stalled vehicles or emergencies on the roadway to prevent similar incidents in the future. The CHP continues to monitor traffic conditions and ensure the safety of all motorists traveling through Los Angeles, CA.