A solo vehicle accident occurred today on State Route 36 in Platina, CA, when the vehicle ran off the road and into a ditch. Emergency services were dispatched promptly to the scene after reports of the incident at approximately 9:22 AM. There were two occupants in the vehicle, and one individual was observed with visible injuries, including blood on his face. The nature of the injuries is currently unknown.
Emergency responders from Shasta Cal Fire arrived shortly after and assessed the situation. By 9:59 AM, it was confirmed that both occupants had exited the vehicle safely. The vehicle was determined to need towing, as it was not easily accessible from the roadway.
Traffic on State Route 36 may have experienced some disruption due to the incident, but no specific lane closures were reported. The vehicle was located approximately 1/2 mile from the county line, and responders noted that it was not down a steep incline, which facilitated the towing process.
As emergency services worked at the scene, they ensured the safety of the occupants and managed the situation effectively. The quick response from local authorities helped to prevent further complications arising from the accident.
Motorists are advised to remain cautious while traveling along State Route 36, especially in areas prone to accidents.