A three-vehicle collision occurred today on US 101 South near Reseda Boulevard in Los Angeles, CA, resulting in no injuries but causing significant traffic delays. The incident took place at approximately 7:20 AM, with the California Highway Patrol receiving initial reports just a minute later.
By 7:36 AM, all lanes on US 101 South were stopped as vehicles were moved to the right shoulder to ensure safety and facilitate emergency response. CHP units arrived on the scene at 7:39 AM to assess the situation and manage the aftermath of the collision.
All involved vehicles were accounted for by 7:56 AM, and it was confirmed shortly thereafter at 8:11 AM that there were no injuries reported from the incident. The vehicles involved included a black Dodge Ram truck, a gray Toyota Corolla, and a green or gray Honda Civic. The Honda Civic was noted to have sustained significant front-end damage.
A towing service was contacted by 8:49 AM to assist in clearing the roadway. The prompt response from the CHP and towing services helped to minimize traffic delays and ensure the safe removal of the vehicles from the highway.
Despite the initial chaos caused by the collision, the quick actions of emergency responders ensured that the situation was handled efficiently. Motorists are reminded to drive cautiously and remain vigilant on the road, especially in busy areas like US 101 South.
As of now, all lanes have been reopened, and traffic is returning to normal. The CHP continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision, including reports of a vehicle that allegedly left the scene prior to the arrival of law enforcement.
For ongoing updates and traffic advisories, drivers are encouraged to stay tuned to local news sources and the CHP's official channels.