Vehicle Hits Dog at I-5 Rest Area

Traffic Collision on Interstate 5 in Corning Causes No Significant Delays Today

📍 Corning, CA

📅 Published: March 13, 2025 at 05:10 PM

Map showing the location of the accident in Corning, CA
Corning, March 13, 2025 -

A traffic collision occurred today at the Interstate 5 South (I-5 S) Corning Rest Area in Corning, CA, around 5:04 PM. The incident involved one vehicle that struck a dog on the roadway. After stopping briefly to assess any damage, the vehicle left the scene.

Fortunately, there were no significant traffic delays reported as a result of this collision. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) responded quickly to manage the situation and ensure the safety of other motorists. Traffic flow remained steady, and there were no lane closures or major backups reported in the area.

Witnesses observed that the dog ran away after being hit, and a responsible individual later secured the animal in their vehicle. The CHP transitioned the call from an animal hazard to a hit-and-run traffic incident, focusing on maintaining order at the scene.

Drivers in the vicinity experienced standard traffic management measures, allowing for continued movement through the rest area. The CHP's presence helped to minimize any potential congestion and ensured that the situation was handled efficiently.

This incident highlights the importance of driver awareness, especially in areas where animals may unexpectedly enter the roadway. Motorists are reminded to remain vigilant to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

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