A solo vehicle collision occurred early this morning on State Route 96 near Shoemaker Road in Hoopa, CA. The incident was reported at approximately 12:26 AM today, prompting a swift response from emergency services.
According to the California Highway Patrol, the vehicle went off the roadway, leading to the need for extraction of the occupant. Fire services arrived shortly after the incident was confirmed at 12:27 AM. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported, and the occupant was safely extracted by the fire department.
First responders arrived at the scene by 1:26 AM to manage the situation. A towing service was requested at 1:30 AM to recover the vehicle, which had come to rest approximately 10 feet from the roadway in a ditch. The towing service confirmed a 15-minute estimated time of arrival at 2:20 AM, and the vehicle was successfully towed shortly thereafter.
The incident did not cause significant traffic disruptions, and all lanes remained open following the towing of the vehicle. Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision, but preliminary reports indicate that the occupant was not injured during the incident.
This collision serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices, especially in areas with challenging road conditions. The California Highway Patrol urges all drivers to remain vigilant and to report any hazardous conditions they may encounter on the road.
As the investigation continues, the California Highway Patrol will provide updates as necessary. Motorists are encouraged to stay informed about road conditions and to drive safely to prevent accidents.
For more information on traffic safety and updates on road incidents, please visit the California Highway Patrol website.