A motorcycle accident occurred today on the eastbound lanes of Interstate 105 near Crenshaw Boulevard in Hawthorne, CA, leading to a hit-and-run investigation. The incident began at approximately 2:30 PM when a motorcycle rider was reported down in the high-occupancy vehicle lane.
Emergency services, including multiple units from the California Highway Patrol and the Los Angeles County Fire Department, were dispatched promptly to the scene. By 2:46 PM, a fire unit was blocking the high-occupancy vehicle lane to ensure the safety of the rider and other motorists.
As the situation unfolded, it was confirmed that the motorcycle incident was classified as a hit-and-run, although no injuries were reported. By 3:25 PM, the California Highway Patrol indicated that three vehicles were involved in the incident; however, they were classified as non-contact, meaning they did not collide with each other.
By 3:30 PM, all lanes were cleared, and traffic was allowed to resume. The motorcycle was towed from the scene, while the other vehicles involved remained drivable and did not obstruct the roadway.
The quick response from emergency services helped manage the situation effectively, minimizing traffic disruption. This incident serves as a reminder for motorists to stay vigilant and cautious while driving, especially in busy areas.
The California Highway Patrol is continuing its investigation into the hit-and-run incident. They encourage anyone with information about the event to come forward to assist in their inquiry.
As of now, no further details have been released regarding the motorcycle rider or the other vehicles involved. The swift action taken by law enforcement and fire department personnel ensured that the roadway was safe for all travelers.