A single vehicle collided with a concrete divider on southbound State Route 99 near Winton Parkway in Livingston, CA, today at approximately 6:25 PM. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries from the incident.
Emergency services responded quickly to the scene to assess the situation. The vehicle involved was identified as a black sedan. After evaluating the circumstances, it was determined that immediate towing was not necessary, as the owner planned to return with a tow line to retrieve the vehicle.
At around 6:30 PM, the California Highway Patrol reported that the vehicle was facing westbound in the concrete divider. By 6:46 PM, officers confirmed the vehicle's location on southbound State Route 99, just south of Winton Parkway. A tow truck was requested shortly after, but by 6:53 PM, the vehicle's owner requested that it not be towed immediately, indicating they would return shortly to manage the situation themselves.
The California Highway Patrol continued to monitor the scene to ensure that traffic flow was not significantly impacted. As of 7:01 PM, the vehicle remained at the scene, awaiting the owner's return with the necessary equipment to retrieve it.
This incident underscores the importance of prompt emergency response and the ability of vehicle owners to handle their situations without unnecessary towing. The California Highway Patrol encourages all drivers to exercise caution while on the road, particularly in areas where concrete dividers are present.
For those traveling on State Route 99 in Livingston, CA, it is advisable to remain vigilant and drive safely to prevent similar incidents.