A traffic incident involving a single vehicle occurred today on State Route 17 South near Summit in Los Gatos, CA. The incident began at approximately 8:20 AM when a white Toyota 4Runner went off the roadway. Emergency services were quickly dispatched and arrived on the scene just three minutes later, at 8:23 AM.
Fortunately, there were no reported injuries resulting from the incident. The vehicle was rendered undriveable due to two flat tires, which initially prompted a request for a tow. However, this tow request was later canceled, and the scene was cleared by 8:58 AM, allowing traffic to resume normal operations.
According to reports, the driver of the white Toyota 4Runner slipped while attempting to navigate a hill, leading to the vehicle going off-road. Emergency units responded swiftly to ensure the safety of the area and to assist the driver.
The incident did not result in any significant traffic delays, and no other vehicles were involved. The quick response from emergency services helped mitigate any potential hazards that could have arisen from the situation.
As of now, the roadway is clear, and drivers can continue their journeys without further interruptions. The California Highway Patrol encourages all motorists to exercise caution, especially in areas with challenging terrain, to prevent similar incidents.
In summary, the traffic incident on State Route 17 South in Los Gatos, CA, involved a single vehicle going off-road, with no injuries reported and a canceled tow request. Emergency services responded promptly, ensuring the safety of the driver and other road users.