Acura Overturns on Tracks, Causing Traffic Disruption

Single-Vehicle Accident in Redlands, CA, Causes Minor Injuries and Disrupts Train Traffic

📍 Redlands, CA

📅 Published: December 6, 2024 at 03:33 PM

🔄 Updated: December 6, 2024 at 04:31 PM

Map showing the location of the accident in Redlands, CA
Redlands, December 6, 2024 -

A single-vehicle accident occurred today at the intersection of Live Oak Canyon Road and San Timoteo Canyon Road in Redlands, CA, when a silver Acura ZDX lost control and overturned, landing on its roof on railroad tracks. The incident took place around 2:53 PM, as the driver reportedly lost control while driving at high speeds.

Emergency services responded promptly to the scene. The driver reported minor injuries, including a head impact and scratches, although the full extent of injuries remains unknown.

A tow truck was called to recover the vehicle, which had come to rest on the tracks. By 4:12 PM, the vehicle was successfully removed, and train traffic was cleared shortly thereafter, allowing operations to resume without significant delays.

The California Highway Patrol confirmed that the area has returned to normal traffic flow, and no further disruptions are expected. This incident highlights the importance of safe driving practices, particularly in areas where roads intersect with railroad tracks. Authorities urge all drivers to remain vigilant and adhere to speed limits to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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