A rear-end collision involving two vehicles occurred early this morning on the I-105 freeway in Lynwood, CA, resulting in no reported injuries. The incident took place at approximately 2:35 AM when a gray Toyota Camry was struck from behind by a white Lexus sedan. Following the collision, the driver of the Camry left the scene with family members, leaving the vehicle blocking the freeway lanes.
Emergency services were notified shortly after the incident, with units arriving at the scene by 2:55 AM. The California Fire Department was contacted but required a confirmed location for the involved parties before they could respond. Despite the chaotic situation, there were no injuries reported at the time, and the status of the white Lexus was not explicitly detailed.
The gray Toyota Camry remained obstructing traffic on the eastbound lanes of the I-105 freeway near Wilmington Ave. Witnesses indicated that the driver of the Camry believed they had been intentionally struck, although authorities confirmed that this was not a hit-and-run incident. A tow truck was requested to assist in clearing the vehicle from the roadway.
As emergency responders worked to manage the situation, traffic was impacted, with vehicles navigating around the blocked lanes. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision, including the actions of the drivers involved.
Motorists are advised to exercise caution while traveling on the I-105 freeway, especially during early morning hours when visibility may be reduced. The CHP encourages drivers to remain vigilant and report any reckless driving behavior to ensure the safety of all road users.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices and the need for immediate reporting of accidents to prevent further complications. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as necessary.