Vehicle Strikes Deer, Traffic Remains Unaffected

Traffic Collision on CRG16 in Monterey County Causes Minor Disruption Today

📍 Monterey County, CA

📅 Published: March 15, 2025 at 11:31 AM

Map showing the location of the accident in Monterey County, CA
Monterey County, March 15, 2025 -

A traffic collision occurred today on CRG16 at Brookdale Drive in Monterey County, CA, shortly after 10:00 AM. The incident involved a single vehicle that struck a deer, which was left on the right-hand side of the road. Emergency services responded quickly to manage the scene and ensure safety for passing motorists.

Despite the presence of the vehicle and the deer, no lane closures were reported, and traffic conditions remained stable. The collision did not cause significant delays or congestion during the morning commute, allowing for a smooth flow of traffic in the area.

Emergency traffic management units arrived promptly to secure the scene and monitor the situation. The deer was reported to be in distress, prompting a notification to the SPCA, which was estimated to arrive in approximately 20 minutes to assist with the animal.

Motorists traveling on CRG16 are advised to remain cautious as they pass the area. Overall, traffic is expected to return to normal shortly, with no major disruptions reported. This incident highlights the importance of being vigilant for wildlife on roadways, particularly in rural regions. For ongoing updates on traffic conditions and any future incidents, drivers are encouraged to stay informed through local traffic reports.

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