A solo motorcycle rider was involved in a collision today at the intersection of S Grade Road and E Grade Road in Pauma Valley, CA, due to a slippery substance on the roadway. The incident occurred around 12:14 PM, and fortunately, no injuries were reported.
Emergency services responded to the scene, and a private tow truck was on its way to assist the rider, indicating that the motorcycle was likely drivable. Reports indicated that the roadway contained an unknown slippery substance, which was not oil but was causing vehicles to skid, contributing to the motorcycle collision.
At approximately 12:19 PM, fire department officials warned that the slippery condition could lead to additional traffic incidents. They emphasized the need for caution among motorists in the area.
By 1:21 PM, it was confirmed that local authorities could manage their own traffic control, eliminating the need for California Highway Patrol intervention. Cleanup efforts were initiated to address the hazardous condition on the roadway.
Motorists traveling through Pauma Valley are advised to remain vigilant and exercise caution while navigating the area, as the slippery substance poses a risk to all vehicles on the road.