A non-injury traffic collision involving three vehicles occurred today at the interchange of US Highway 101 South and Interstate 80 East in San Francisco, CA. The incident was reported at approximately 9:07 PM and was initially classified as having unknown injuries. However, emergency responders quickly assessed the situation and confirmed that no injuries were sustained.
The collision involved a white Mazda CX-5 and a blue older model sedan, both of which suffered significant damage. Emergency units arrived on the scene promptly at 9:11 PM to manage traffic and ensure the safety of all involved. Their swift response helped to minimize any potential complications and maintain order at the busy interchange.
By 9:43 PM, the California Highway Patrol reclassified the incident as a non-injury traffic collision, confirming that no individuals were harmed. Emergency units began clearing the scene shortly thereafter, with all units departing by 9:47 PM. The effective coordination of emergency services ensured that the roadway was cleared efficiently, allowing traffic to resume its normal flow.
Both vehicles involved in the collision were towed from the scene due to the extent of their damage. The incident serves as a reminder for motorists to practice safe driving, particularly in high-traffic areas like San Francisco. Drivers are encouraged to remain vigilant and aware of their surroundings to help prevent similar incidents in the future.
For those traveling near the US Highway 101 South and Interstate 80 East interchange, it is advisable to stay informed about traffic conditions and to drive cautiously. The California Highway Patrol remains committed to ensuring the safety of all road users in the area.