A solo motorcycle accident occurred today on Angeles Crest Highway near mile marker 45, resulting in injuries to the rider. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, where the motorcycle was found off the side of the road. The rider was transported to the hospital for medical attention.
The incident began at approximately 10:54 AM when reports of the solo motorcycle collision were received. By 11:06 AM, air support was requested to assess the situation, but it was confirmed shortly after that the motorcycle was located safely off the roadway. Emergency personnel managed the scene effectively, ensuring the rider received the necessary care.
By 11:16 AM, the motorcycle was secured, and a tow truck was dispatched to remove the vehicle from the scene. The motorcycle was deemed undriveable and was towed for further inspection. At 12:20 PM, it was reported that the motorcycle was in tow and being followed downhill for transport.
As the situation progressed, the tow truck driver communicated with emergency services, confirming their arrival at a designated park area at the bottom of the hill. By 1:19 PM, the motorcycle was officially in tow and en route to a facility for further evaluation.
The incident caused minimal traffic disruption, as emergency services worked efficiently to clear the area. Motorists in the vicinity were advised to remain cautious and aware of the ongoing situation.
This unfortunate accident serves as a reminder of the importance of safety while riding motorcycles, especially on winding roads like Angeles Crest Highway. Riders are encouraged to wear appropriate safety gear and remain vigilant to prevent accidents.
For updates on this incident and other traffic-related news, stay tuned to local news sources and the California Highway Patrol.