Big Rig Tipping Causes Major Traffic Disruption

Big Rig Tipping Incident Causes Traffic Disruption on Transition Road in Riverside County, CA

📍 Riverside County, CA

📅 Published: December 10, 2024 at 12:31 AM

🔄 Updated: December 10, 2024 at 04:00 AM

Map showing the location of the accident in Riverside County, CA
Riverside County, December 10, 2024 -

A significant traffic incident occurred today when a big rig tipped over on the transition road from eastbound State Route 60 to northbound Interstate 15 in Riverside County, CA. The accident was reported at approximately 12:21 AM, leading to a hard closure of the roadway for about two hours and causing traffic delays.

Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, confirming that the driver of the big rig was uninjured, and the trailer was empty. The incident resulted in traffic being diverted off the transition road to ensure safety while crews worked to clear the area.

A tow truck was requested shortly after the incident was reported, and by approximately 3:51 AM, the roadway was cleared and reopened to traffic. Motorists in the area were advised to seek alternate routes during the closure, which significantly impacted traffic flow.

The California Highway Patrol issued a signal alert for the transition road, indicating that the situation was being managed effectively. Updates were provided throughout the incident, ensuring that drivers were informed.

This incident highlights the importance of road safety and adherence to traffic regulations to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

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