A traffic collision involving two vehicles occurred early this morning on the Interstate 710 North near the State Route 91 East interchange in Long Beach, CA. The incident was reported at 1:53 AM when an unknown vehicle was found blocking a lane. Emergency services were dispatched promptly to address the situation.
Shortly after the initial report, a gray Honda was identified as being involved in the collision, sustaining damage but not obstructing traffic. Emergency responders arrived on the scene by 2:06 AM and began assessing the situation. Assistance was provided to an individual at the scene, and a breath test was conducted for a suspected driving under the influence incident.
No injuries have been confirmed as a result of the collision, suggesting that those involved may not have sustained any harm or that injuries were not reported at the time. The gray Honda was confirmed to be on the shoulder of the highway, but it remains unclear whether it was drivable or required towing.
The response from emergency services was thorough, with multiple units dispatched to manage the incident. The scene was cleared by 5:22 AM, allowing traffic to resume its normal flow. While the collision caused some disruption during the early morning hours, the quick actions of the California Highway Patrol and other emergency responders helped to minimize the impact on traffic.
Motorists traveling through the area may have experienced temporary delays due to the incident, but the prompt clearance of the scene reduced further complications. Authorities remind drivers to remain vigilant and cautious, especially during nighttime hours when visibility can be reduced.
As investigations continue, the California Highway Patrol encourages anyone with additional information about the incident to come forward. This collision highlights the importance of safe driving practices and the potential consequences of impaired driving.