A hit-and-run incident involving a single vehicle occurred today on the northbound side of State Route 99 near the State Route 46 on-ramp in McFarland, CA. The California Highway Patrol received reports of the incident at approximately 6:34 AM, with the vehicle—a gray Honda Civic—found shortly thereafter in the center divider, its airbags deployed.
Emergency services responded promptly, with CHP units arriving on the scene by 6:45 AM. Initial assessments indicated that while the vehicle had sustained damage, there were no injuries reported. By 6:47 AM, the situation was officially classified as a hit-and-run, confirming that no individuals required medical attention.
Although towing services were requested at 6:50 AM, this request was canceled just a minute later, suggesting that the vehicle may have been drivable or removed by the owner. Damage assessments were discussed at 7:48 AM, indicating ongoing evaluation of the situation.
The incident did not significantly disrupt traffic, as it was confined to the center divider and involved only one vehicle. CHP units continued to monitor the scene, with the last unit clearing the area at 8:46 AM. The incident was reopened for further investigation at 9:50 AM, highlighting the efforts by law enforcement to gather additional information.
Motorists are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity on the roadways. The California Highway Patrol urges anyone with information regarding this hit-and-run incident to come forward, as it is essential for maintaining safety on the highways.