A traffic collision involving two vehicles occurred this morning on the southbound lanes of Interstate 710 near the Interstate 405 interchange in Long Beach, CA. The incident was reported at 7:42 AM and involved a gray Volkswagen Jetta and a gray Acura RDX.
Emergency services responded quickly, with units arriving on the scene at 7:55 AM. Upon arrival, officers found both vehicles blocking the center lanes of the highway, which caused significant traffic disruptions. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as a result of the collision.
By 7:57 AM, emergency responders managed to move the vehicles to the roadside, allowing traffic to resume more smoothly. Additional units arrived shortly after to assist with the management of the scene. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) worked diligently to ensure the safety of all motorists and to clear the area as efficiently as possible.
Tow services were requested at 8:21 AM, and by 9:12 AM, the scene was cleared, with both vehicles towed away. The prompt response from the CHP and tow services helped minimize the impact on traffic and ensured a swift resolution to the incident.
Motorists traveling on Interstate 710 South should remain aware of potential residual delays as traffic returns to normal. The CHP reminds drivers to stay vigilant and adhere to traffic laws to ensure safety on the roads.
This incident highlights the importance of safe driving practices and the need for quick emergency response in the event of traffic collisions. The CHP continues to monitor the situation and encourages anyone with information about the incident to reach out to their office.