Red Pickup Truck Hydroplanes on I-10 West

Red Pickup Truck Hydroplanes into Drainage Ditch on Interstate 10 West in Redlands, CA

📍 Redlands, CA

📅 Published: February 13, 2025 at 11:00 PM

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Redlands, February 13, 2025 -

A single-vehicle incident occurred today on Interstate 10 West near Wabash Avenue in Redlands, CA, when a red pickup truck hydroplaned and ended up in a drainage ditch. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, managing the situation effectively.

The incident was reported at approximately 7:43 PM, with the vehicle confirmed to have hydroplaned and subsequently landed in the ditch. A tow truck was dispatched to recover the vehicle, which was located around 8:53 PM. The status of any injuries related to the incident remains unknown at this time.

Traffic on Interstate 10 West may have been impacted during the recovery operation, as emergency responders worked to safely remove the truck from the drainage ditch. Hydroplaning occurs when a vehicle loses traction on wet surfaces, often leading to loss of control. Drivers are advised to exercise caution during rainy conditions to prevent similar incidents.

The quick response from emergency services ensured that the vehicle was towed from the scene without further complications. Motorists traveling along this stretch of Interstate 10 West are reminded to stay alert and drive safely, especially during inclement weather.

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