A single-vehicle collision in Bonsall, California, resulted in minor injuries today when a 1998 Ford Ranger pickup truck lost control on State Route 76 East near Pala Road. The incident occurred at approximately 4:03 PM, prompting a quick response from emergency services.
Reports indicate that the driver of the Ford Ranger was ejected from the vehicle after losing control, causing the truck to veer off the roadway and come to rest in thick bushes. Emergency responders arrived at the scene at 4:12 PM to provide assistance.
The California Highway Patrol classified the incident as a minor injury collision. While the driver sustained injuries, they were not reported to be in critical condition. The prompt arrival of emergency services ensured that the driver received timely medical attention.
Witnesses observed the vehicle off the road, hidden in the brush, with other motorists stopping to assist. A tow truck was dispatched to remove the Ford Ranger, which was located approximately 100 feet off the roadway in dense vegetation.
As the situation developed, the California Highway Patrol updated the nature of the incident from requiring an ambulance to a minor injury collision, indicating that while the driver was hurt, the injuries were not severe enough for immediate emergency transport.
The tow truck was ultimately confirmed to be on its way to the scene to remove the vehicle. Fortunately, the incident did not result in significant traffic delays, but drivers in the area were advised to exercise caution as emergency services worked to clear the scene.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices and the potential dangers of losing control of a vehicle. The California Highway Patrol continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision.