Multi-Vehicle Collision Causes Major Traffic Delays

Traffic Collision on Interstate 5 in Santa Ana Causes Delays Today

📍 Santa Ana, CA

📅 Published: March 6, 2025 at 01:35 AM

🔄 Updated: March 6, 2025 at 05:00 AM

Map showing the location of the accident in Santa Ana, CA
Santa Ana, March 6, 2025 -

A traffic collision involving three vehicles occurred today on Interstate 5 South near 4th Street in Santa Ana, CA. The incident, which involved a white SUV, a semi-truck, and a Kia sedan, was reported around 1:13 AM.

Emergency response teams quickly arrived at the scene to manage the situation and control traffic. Initial reports indicated that multiple lanes were closed, causing significant delays and congestion for motorists during the early morning hours. The high-occupancy vehicle lanes were also impacted, leading to backups as vehicles were diverted.

A tow truck was called to assist with the removal of the Kia sedan, which was involved in the collision. As responders worked diligently to clear the scene, traffic was reported to be backed up for over an hour, with some motorists experiencing extended delays.

By approximately 2:47 AM, all lanes were reopened, allowing traffic to resume its normal flow. However, motorists are advised to remain cautious in the area as residual delays may still be present following the incident. The California Highway Patrol continues to monitor traffic conditions to ensure a smooth return to normalcy on Interstate 5.

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