A traffic collision involving two vehicles occurred on Interstate 5 South near Old Town in San Diego, CA, today at approximately 8:39 PM. The incident involved a black Ford and another unidentified vehicle, both of which ended up on the right shoulder of the highway. One vehicle was facing the wrong direction, raising safety concerns for motorists.
Emergency services responded quickly, with units arriving at the scene by 8:52 PM. The fire department blocked the slow lane to ensure the safety of both responders and passing drivers. Towing services were requested for both vehicles involved in the collision, and they were subsequently towed from the scene.
While the extent of any injuries remains unclear, no specific injuries have been reported at this time. The prompt response from emergency services likely helped prevent further complications from the incident, which could have led to additional hazards on the busy highway.
Traffic on Interstate 5 South was affected due to the collision, with the slow lane being blocked for a period while emergency crews worked to clear the area. Motorists are advised to remain vigilant and cautious when traveling through this part of San Diego, especially during peak traffic hours.
This incident highlights the importance of safe driving practices and the need for awareness on the road. The California Highway Patrol encourages drivers to report any unsafe driving behaviors they observe to help maintain road safety.
As the situation develops, further updates may be provided by local authorities. Drivers are urged to exercise patience and caution while navigating through the area impacted by this incident.