A serious traffic collision involving three vehicles occurred early this morning on the southbound lanes of Interstate 110 in Los Angeles, CA. The incident was reported at approximately 3:35 AM, leading to a rapid response from emergency services.
Shortly after the collision, at around 3:39 AM, a caller reported that one of the vehicles was on fire. The Los Angeles Fire Department arrived on the scene by 3:55 AM to manage the situation and extinguish the flames. Emergency responders worked diligently to secure the area, holding all lanes of the freeway to ensure public safety.
By 4:02 AM, emergency services confirmed that two vehicles were involved in the collision, with one vehicle requiring towing due to fire damage. The status of the other vehicle remains unspecified but is presumed to be non-drivable. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in connection with this incident, which is a relief considering the circumstances.
Traffic was significantly impacted during the incident, as all southbound lanes of Interstate 110 were closed while emergency crews managed the scene. A towing service was contacted promptly, and by around 4:20 AM, the situation was under control, allowing for the eventual reopening of the freeway.
As the morning progressed, traffic began to resume its normal flow. Authorities urge drivers to remain cautious and vigilant while traveling in the area, especially following incidents that may cause delays.
This incident underscores the importance of quick emergency response and the need for drivers to stay alert on the road. The California Highway Patrol is continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision.