A multi-vehicle collision occurred early this morning on the southbound lanes of Interstate 710 near the State Route 91 interchange in Long Beach, CA. The incident, which involved three vehicles, was reported at approximately 2:34 AM.
The initial collision involved a gray Honda and a black Jeep, with both vehicles ending up on the roadside. Shortly after, it was confirmed that a black Honda was also involved, which was found with its hazard lights activated and sustained significant damage. Emergency services were notified of the situation at 2:46 AM, as the black Honda was reported to be immobile.
Multiple units from the California Highway Patrol responded promptly to the scene, arriving by 2:58 AM. Upon arrival, emergency personnel began assessing the situation and managing the incident. Fortunately, no injuries were reported among the individuals involved in the collision. The black Honda, however, was confirmed to be inoperable and is likely to be towed from the scene.
Traffic was impacted during the response and management of the incident, but the area was cleared by 3:39 AM, allowing normal traffic flow to resume. The quick response from emergency services helped ensure safety and minimize disruption on the busy highway.
The cause of the collision remains under investigation by the California Highway Patrol, and further details regarding the status of the other vehicles involved have not been disclosed. Motorists are advised to remain cautious and attentive while driving, especially during early morning hours when visibility may be reduced.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices and the need for immediate reporting of accidents to ensure the safety of all road users. For updates on traffic conditions and safety tips, residents can check local news sources and the California Highway Patrol's official website.