A three-vehicle collision occurred today on Interstate 15 North near Miramar Way in San Diego, CA, with no injuries reported. The incident began at approximately 3:31 PM when emergency services received a report of a vehicle breakdown in the area. By 3:34 PM, authorities confirmed that three vehicles were involved in a collision.
Emergency responders arrived on the scene shortly after at 3:45 PM, where they found a gray Toyota Corolla blocking multiple lanes of traffic. The situation prompted the dispatch of multiple units to manage the incident effectively. A tow truck was requested for the gray Toyota at 4:01 PM, as the vehicle was unable to be moved under its own power.
By 4:57 PM, the incident was officially reclassified as a traffic collision with no injuries reported. The gray Toyota was towed from the scene, while the status of the second vehicle, a white Mazda MZ6, remained unclear, although it was found safely parked on the shoulder of the highway.
Traffic flow was impacted during the incident, with two right lanes blocked for a significant duration. However, by 5:19 PM, the situation was resolved, and all vehicles were cleared from the roadway, allowing traffic to resume normal operations.
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision, including reports of a third unidentified vehicle that may have fled the scene. Witnesses indicated that airbags were deployed in the gray Toyota, suggesting a significant impact during the collision.
Motorists are reminded to remain vigilant and report any vehicle breakdowns promptly to avoid similar incidents. The California Highway Patrol encourages drivers to exercise caution, especially in high-traffic areas like Interstate 15.
For ongoing updates and traffic advisories, residents are encouraged to follow local news sources and the California Highway Patrol's official channels.