A single vehicle collided with a dog early this morning in Bloomington, California, resulting in the driver being temporarily trapped inside her vehicle. The incident occurred at approximately 1:35 AM at 10746 Cedar Avenue. Fortunately, there were no other vehicles involved in the collision, and the driver reported no injuries, later declining medical assistance.
Emergency services responded quickly to the scene after the collision was reported. Upon arrival, they found that the driver was trapped inside the vehicle but was assisted by a good Samaritan who helped her exit the car. The driver expressed gratitude for the assistance and confirmed that she was unharmed.
The collision caused damage to the vehicle, with parts scattered across the roadway. However, the driver opted not to have the vehicle towed and stated that she would arrange for its removal herself. Emergency responders noted the presence of vehicle parts on the roadway, which could pose a safety hazard for other motorists.
Initially, there was a report indicating a need for an ambulance, but the situation was quickly reassessed, and it was determined that there were no injuries. The California Highway Patrol updated the incident status from a traffic collision requiring medical assistance to a traffic collision with no injuries.
Traffic in the area remained minimally impacted, and there were no lane closures reported as a result of the incident. The quick response from emergency services and the assistance from bystanders ensured that the situation was managed without further complications.
Authorities remind drivers to remain vigilant and cautious while driving, especially in areas where pets may be present. The California Highway Patrol encourages anyone who witnesses an accident or emergency to contact local authorities immediately.