A traffic collision involving two vehicles occurred today on the northbound lanes of Interstate 710 at the Interstate 105 interchange in Lynwood, CA. The incident was reported at approximately 10:36 AM, prompting a quick response from emergency services, including the California Highway Patrol (CHP).
Initial reports indicated that the collision was blocking the third and fourth lanes of the northbound Interstate 710. By 10:39 AM, officers were on foot at the scene, managing the situation and ensuring the safety of other motorists. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported as a result of the collision.
A tow truck was requested to assist in clearing the vehicles involved. By 10:51 AM, the towing service was en route, with an estimated arrival time of 60 minutes. The CHP took measures to block off the slow lane to facilitate the towing process and ensure the safety of all involved.
By 11:12 AM, officers were temporarily holding all lanes of traffic to separate the vehicles effectively. The situation was officially updated at 11:18 AM, confirming that the collision had transitioned from a report of unknown injuries to a traffic collision with no injuries. Both vehicles were subsequently towed from the scene, allowing for the safe reopening of the roadway.
The roadway was cleared shortly after the incident, and traffic returned to normal conditions. The prompt response from the CHP and towing services ensured that the situation was managed efficiently, minimizing disruption to motorists traveling through the area.
Motorists are reminded to remain vigilant and drive safely, especially in areas where accidents may occur. The California Highway Patrol encourages all drivers to adhere to traffic laws and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles to prevent similar incidents in the future.