A three-vehicle collision occurred today on Westbound US 50 near the 65th Street South on-ramp in Sacramento, CA, resulting in no reported injuries. The incident began at approximately 4:19 PM when emergency services were dispatched to the scene after initial reports indicated two vehicles were involved. However, it was later confirmed that three vehicles were part of the collision.
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) and the Fire Department responded quickly to manage the situation. Upon arrival, they found that all three vehicles were not drivable due to the damage sustained in the accident. Tow trucks were requested to clear the vehicles from the freeway, and the first lane on the westbound side was blocked as emergency responders worked at the scene.
Traffic was impacted during the response, but by 4:27 PM, the roadway was reported to be open, with all vehicles moved to the right-hand side of the freeway. The CHP confirmed that there were no injuries reported, and by 5:12 PM, the incident was officially classified as a traffic collision with no injuries.
Tow trucks arrived to remove the damaged vehicles, and by 5:12 PM, all vehicles had been towed away, allowing traffic to resume normal flow. The quick response from emergency services ensured that the situation was handled efficiently, minimizing disruption to motorists.
This incident highlights the importance of safe driving and awareness on the roadways. The CHP encourages all drivers to follow traffic laws and remain vigilant to prevent accidents. For updates on traffic conditions and safety tips, motorists can visit the California Highway Patrol's official website.