A traffic collision involving two vehicles occurred today on State Route 163 North near Robinson Street in San Diego, CA. The incident took place around 1:46 PM and involved a yellow Honda Fit that was struck by a smoky gray Mustang. Following the collision, the Mustang fled the scene, leaving the Honda Fit to crash into a wall and several other vehicles.
Emergency services, including the California Highway Patrol, responded promptly to the scene. The driver of the Honda Fit was reported to be in distress, although specific injuries were not detailed in the incident report. Airbags deployed in the Honda Fit due to the severity of the impact, and the vehicle sustained significant front-end damage, rendering it non-drivable. A tow truck was called to remove the Honda Fit from the scene.
The collision caused debris to scatter across the roadway, impacting traffic flow. Witnesses reported that the yellow Honda Fit ended up sideways in the middle lanes after the crash. Forensic assistance was requested to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, particularly the actions of the smoky gray Mustang, which remains unidentified.
As emergency crews worked to clear the scene, traffic was affected, with vehicles navigating around the debris and the damaged Honda Fit. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the hit-and-run aspect of the incident, as the driver of the Mustang left the scene without providing any information.
This incident serves as a reminder of the dangers on the road and the importance of remaining vigilant while driving. Authorities encourage anyone with information regarding the smoky gray Mustang or the events leading up to the collision to come forward.
As the investigation continues, updates will be provided regarding any further developments or traffic advisories in the area. Motorists are advised to exercise caution while traveling through the affected area on State Route 163 North.