A multi-vehicle collision occurred today on southbound US101 near the South Van Ness Avenue on-ramp in San Francisco, CA, at approximately 6:29 PM. The incident involved five vehicles, including a gray Toyota 4Runner, a black Honda Civic, a blue Toyota Tacoma, and an Audi A3 sedan. Emergency services were quickly notified, and multiple units were dispatched to the scene to manage the situation.
Upon arrival, emergency responders found that the southbound lanes of US101 were blocked, particularly lanes two and three, leading to significant traffic disruptions. By 6:35 PM, an ambulance was requested, although the report does not specify whether any individuals sustained injuries during the collision.
Towing services were also requested, indicating that at least some of the vehicles involved were not drivable. By 7:10 PM, a tow truck arrived on-site to assist with the removal of the vehicles. Emergency personnel worked diligently to clear the scene and restore normal traffic flow. By 7:49 PM, some units were cleared from the scene, but additional towing services were still required for the remaining vehicles.
Traffic on southbound US101 was heavily impacted during the incident, with delays reported as emergency services worked to manage the situation. Drivers in the area were advised to seek alternate routes until the scene was fully cleared.
This incident highlights the importance of safe driving practices and the potential consequences of multi-vehicle collisions. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.