A vehicle became stuck in the center divider of U.S. Highway 395 early this morning in Mammoth Lakes, CA, leading to a no-injury traffic incident reported around 3:23 AM. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, confirming that no injuries were sustained during the incident.
The situation unfolded at the intersection of U.S. Highway 395 and State Route 203. By 4:09 AM, authorities updated the status to a no-injury collision. Medics were dispatched to assist the involved parties, providing transportation for accommodations in town, as the vehicle was rendered undriveable and remained at the scene until towing could be arranged later in the day.
Throughout the morning, multiple emergency units were on-site to manage the situation. Despite challenging weather conditions, including snow covering the vehicle, responders worked diligently to ensure safety. It was noted that the vehicle's lights were off, and due to high winds, responders were unable to place caution cones or tape around the area.
As the morning progressed, updates indicated that the vehicle remained stuck in the center divider. By 9:07 AM, it was confirmed that the involved party was still inside the vehicle, awaiting assistance. Towing services were scheduled for later in the day, as the vehicle was not drivable.
The incident was managed effectively, with no injuries reported, and emergency services ensured that all parties were safely accommodated. The vehicle's situation was monitored until towing could be executed, highlighting the importance of prompt emergency response in maintaining safety on the roads.
Motorists are advised to remain cautious while traveling in the area, especially during adverse weather conditions. The California Highway Patrol encourages drivers to stay alert and report any emergencies promptly to ensure the safety of all road users.