Major Traffic Disruptions on State Route 116

Traffic Collision on State Route 116 in Monte Rio Causes Significant Delays Today

📍 Monte Rio, CA

📅 Published: March 16, 2025 at 11:36 PM

Map showing the location of the accident in Monte Rio, CA
Monte Rio, March 16, 2025 -

A traffic collision on State Route 116 in Monte Rio, CA, has led to significant traffic disruptions today. The incident, which occurred at approximately 10:41 PM, involved a grey Toyota Tundra that collided with a large tree, resulting in the tree blocking both eastbound and westbound lanes of the highway.

Emergency response units from the California Highway Patrol were quickly dispatched to the scene to manage traffic and control the situation. Two towing trucks arrived to assist in removing the disabled Toyota Tundra, which was rendered undrivable due to the collision. While some vehicles were able to navigate through the eastbound lane beneath the fallen tree, the westbound lane remained completely obstructed.

Motorists traveling on State Route 116 should anticipate delays and potential backups as crews work to clear the roadway. The fallen tree and ongoing emergency response efforts may result in extended lane closures. Drivers are encouraged to seek alternative routes to avoid congestion in the area.

As the situation develops, updates will be provided regarding road conditions and traffic flow. Commuters are advised to remain cautious and aware of changing traffic patterns as emergency crews continue their work to restore normal traffic conditions.

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