A minor traffic collision occurred today on State Route 15 South at the Interstate 5 South interchange in San Diego, CA, around 4:35 PM. The incident involved two vehicles: a red truck and a silver sedan. The driver of the silver sedan sustained minor injuries and remained inside the vehicle until emergency services arrived.
Reports indicate that the silver sedan was struck from behind by a blue or black SUV, which contributed to the collision. Emergency services, including the fire department and the California Highway Patrol, responded quickly to the scene to manage the situation and ensure the safety of everyone involved.
Both vehicles were moved to the right shoulder to minimize traffic disruption. The airbags in the silver sedan deployed during the collision, highlighting the impact's severity. Fortunately, the injuries sustained by the driver were classified as minor, allowing for a prompt response from emergency personnel.
Emergency responders worked diligently to assess the situation and provide assistance. The fire department confirmed that one vehicle was on the right shoulder while the other remained in the fourth lane, creating a potentially hazardous situation for other drivers. Traffic management efforts were implemented to ensure the safety of all motorists in the vicinity.
By approximately 6:20 PM, both vehicles were towed from the scene due to the nature of the collision and the deployment of airbags. The California Highway Patrol confirmed that the situation was under control, and no further injuries were reported.
Motorists are advised to remain cautious when driving in the area and to be mindful of emergency vehicles. The California Highway Patrol continues to investigate the incident to determine the full circumstances surrounding the collision.