A hit-and-run traffic collision occurred today at the Carmel Mountain on-ramp to Interstate 5 North in San Diego, CA, involving at least one confirmed vehicle, a Toyota. The incident was reported at 1:57 PM, leading to a rapid response from emergency services. By 2:03 PM, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) reclassified the situation from a general traffic collision to a hit-and-run, indicating the seriousness of the event.
Units from the CHP and local police arrived on the scene by 2:20 PM to manage the situation and coordinate towing services. Initial reports did not specify any injuries, and the status of injuries remains unknown at this time. The Toyota involved in the collision was confirmed to be towed from the scene, but details regarding any additional vehicles involved are still unclear.
As the investigation continues, authorities are working to gather more information about the incident. The quick response from emergency services underscores the importance of timely action in such situations, ensuring that the scene is secured and any necessary assistance is provided.
Traffic in the area may have been impacted due to the presence of emergency vehicles and the towing process. However, specific details regarding traffic delays or lane closures have not been confirmed.
The CHP encourages anyone with information about the incident to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation. Witnesses or individuals who may have seen the collision are urged to contact local authorities to help provide clarity on the events that transpired.
As the situation develops, updates will be provided to keep the public informed. The CHP remains committed to ensuring safety on California roads and addressing incidents swiftly to minimize disruptions.