A solo vehicle incident on Interstate 10 West in Pomona, CA, resulted in a hit-and-run classification with no reported injuries today. The California Highway Patrol responded to the scene following the collision, which occurred at approximately 6:56 PM when the vehicle struck the right-side wall of the freeway.
Emergency responders arrived shortly after the incident and identified the vehicle as a dark-colored sedan. By 7:11 PM, it was confirmed that the airbags had deployed, and there were no occupants present around the vehicle. The sedan was found facing west in the slow lane, raising concerns about its condition and the absence of any individuals nearby.
As the situation developed, emergency units reported no visibility of anyone inside or outside the vehicle by 7:15 PM. The California Highway Patrol maintained control of the scene, ensuring the safety of other motorists. By 7:59 PM, the incident was officially reclassified as a hit-and-run with no injuries, as there were no parties involved who could be identified.
The vehicle was determined to be undrivable due to the deployed airbags and the absence of license plates. A tow truck was called to the scene to remove the vehicle, which was completed by 8:00 PM when emergency services cleared the area without further incident.
Motorists traveling on Interstate 10 West near North Towne Avenue should be aware of the potential for brief traffic disruptions during the response and towing operations. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the swift action of the California Highway Patrol ensured that the situation was handled efficiently.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of road safety and the need for drivers to remain vigilant. The California Highway Patrol encourages all drivers to adhere to traffic laws and report any suspicious activities to help maintain safety on the roads.