A semi-truck collided with guardrails today on the northbound side of Highway 101 near mile marker 99.40 in Leggett, CA, resulting in damage but no injuries reported. The incident occurred around 6:37 PM and prompted immediate traffic control measures to manage the situation.
The semi-truck, which was loaded with pallets of dirt, came to a stop after the collision. The California Highway Patrol responded quickly to the scene, implementing one-way traffic control to ensure safety while the situation was assessed. One lane of the highway was temporarily closed as a tow truck was called to recover the vehicle.
By midnight, the roadway was fully reopened to traffic. The California Department of Transportation was notified of the damage to the guardrails, which included multiple posts and panels that will require repair. Fortunately, there were no hazardous materials involved in the incident.
Motorists traveling through the area experienced delays due to the lane closure, but traffic is now flowing normally. The California Highway Patrol continues to monitor the situation to ensure the safety of all travelers on Highway 101.