A hit-and-run incident involving two vehicles occurred today on the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 East of Sierra Avenue in Fontana, CA. The collision involved a white Ford F150 that overturned and landed on its roof, while a second vehicle, a white SUV, fled the scene shortly after the crash.
Emergency services responded promptly to the incident, which was reported at approximately 8:59 AM. The overturned Ford F150 was blocking all lanes of traffic, causing significant disruptions for motorists. The driver of the F150 was reported to be out of the vehicle, but there were no specific details provided regarding any injuries.
As emergency responders worked to manage the situation, two right lanes of the highway remained blocked, leading to potential traffic delays for drivers in the area. A tow truck was requested to assist with the removal of the overturned vehicle, indicating that the Ford F150 was not drivable. However, a subsequent notification indicated that the tow request was canceled, suggesting that the situation was being reassessed.
By 9:10 AM, traffic inquiries were made regarding the possibility of using the right shoulder to alleviate congestion. Emergency personnel continued to coordinate the response, with a second tow truck requested to assist with the removal of the white SUV that left the scene. The situation was effectively managed by the California Highway Patrol and other emergency services, ensuring that the roadway was cleared as quickly as possible.
While the final disposition of the vehicles involved has not been explicitly stated, it is clear that the incident caused significant traffic disruptions on Interstate 10. Motorists are advised to remain cautious and aware of ongoing traffic conditions in the area as cleanup efforts continue.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices and the need to remain at the scene of an accident to ensure the safety of all involved.