A multi-vehicle collision involving at least four vehicles occurred today on Interstate 5 North near State Route 15 South in San Diego, CA, at approximately 5:14 PM. The incident has been classified as a hit-and-run, but fortunately, no injuries were reported.
The vehicles involved included a white Kia K5, a green Toyota sedan, a black Lexus, and a green Toyota Camry. Witnesses noted that at least one vehicle was disabled and required towing. Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, and a tow truck was arranged to assist with the removal of the disabled vehicle.
Traffic was significantly impacted as the collision involved vehicles on both sides of the highway, leading to lane closures. Initially, two lanes were blocked, causing delays for motorists. By 6:28 PM, the situation was resolved, and all vehicles were moved to the shoulder, allowing traffic to resume its normal flow.
Witnesses reported that a tire flew from the northbound side during the collision, striking another vehicle traveling southbound. This detail adds to the chaotic nature of the incident, although it did not result in any injuries.
The California Highway Patrol confirmed that the incident was officially classified as a hit-and-run with no injuries. The prompt response from emergency services and tow truck operators ensured that the roadway was cleared efficiently, minimizing disruption to traffic.
Motorists are reminded to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity on the road. The California Highway Patrol continues to encourage safe driving practices to prevent such incidents in the future.
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