A minor traffic collision occurred today at the intersection of Byron Highway and Camino Diablo in Byron, California, involving two vehicles: a white Chevrolet 2500 and a gray Ford F150. The incident took place around 5:15 PM, prompting a rapid response from the California Highway Patrol (CHP).
Emergency units were dispatched and arrived at the scene by 5:32 PM. Upon arrival, they found both vehicles blocking the intersection, which temporarily disrupted traffic flow. The collision was classified as a minor injury incident, although specific details regarding any injuries were not provided.
The CHP worked efficiently to clear the scene, and by 7:55 PM, both vehicles had been removed from the intersection. Towing operations were completed shortly thereafter at 7:59 PM. Multiple units from the CHP were present, with the last unit clearing the area by 6:47 PM.
In addition to managing the traffic collision, emergency services were involved in locating a missing person associated with the incident. Fortunately, the missing individual was located, alleviating concerns for family members.
Despite the minor nature of the injuries reported, the prompt response from the CHP and other emergency services helped minimize the impact on traffic and ensured the safety of all involved. The intersection of Byron Highway and Camino Diablo was reopened to traffic shortly after the vehicles were cleared, allowing normal flow to resume.
This incident highlights the importance of safe driving practices and the need for swift emergency response in traffic collisions. The California Highway Patrol encourages all drivers to remain vigilant on the road to help prevent accidents and ensure the safety of all road users.